Reddit reviews Mapping the Social Landscape: Readings in Sociology, 6th Edition

First off, if your experience is anything like mine you'll see that as they get older they'll need to rethink their positions as they leave the college bubble and enter the "real world."

>Where can I find good sources that express this exact sentiment?

The problem is this sentiment is the culmination of years of study, hundreds of books and papers, and extensive debate and criticism. At least that's the way my classes worked. Mapping the Social Landscape; Readings in Sociology by Susan Ferguson is a good collection of several sociological readings over a broad range of topics. The Second Shift by Arlie Russel Hochschild is a good book for examining gender roles in a family setting, although it does have a feminist bias that has counterarguments that come up in debates. Sociology of crime and law enforcement also provide insight into topics that tend to disagree with the notion of male privilege. Companions in Crime is a good book that covers a range of criminology theories. Deborah Tannen also has several good books about the ways men and women tend to differ, and the consequences that result.