Gender also plays a huge role in this film. Women in this film are seen as “confused” by the men in the film when they stand up for themselves or decides to do more than be a housewife. In Gloria Anzaldùa novel, Borderlands La Frontera: The New Mestiza she states that, “The culture expects women to show greater acceptance of and commitment to, the value system than men. The culture and the Church insist that women are subservient to males (39).” She continues to say that women only had three choices in the Latin community, to be a nun, a prostitute or a housewife. Nowadays women have a fourth choice which is their education and their own lives. Sexuality also plays a huge role in today’s society. The main character's son, Jess is gay he feels like he cannot tell his father because he will reject him and question his masculinity. Jess, father finds out and kicks him out. Jess is teased