Throughout history and most of our lives, people often exposed to inequality. Despite the hardships inequality cast onto people, inequality does not always last. Two types of inequality exists; temporary and permanent inequality. Both are forms of inequality but in the case of temporary inequality, inequality is ended when everyone is at equal levels. Despite this ideal of inequality, permanent inequality is the most common and suppresses different races, socials groups, and etc. Yet, as history shows, inequality does not always last forever.
Although we see Inequality as a concept that suppress people from reaching full potential, temporary inequality is distinct. In the text of Race, Class, and Gender In the United States, the author Kelly S. Mayhew revels that there are two types of classes, “Superior” party and a “Lesser” party. Mayhew states “the lesser party is socially …show more content…
Mayhem states, “some people or groups are defined as unequal’s by means of what socialist call ascriptions; that is your birth define you” (Mayhem 112¬). With permanent inequality, it not only suppresses equality, but also enforces inequality. There are no longer a superior or lesser party, but rather dominants and subordinates. The dominants are describes as a group who suppress or lower a subordinates roles. As described, “Once a group is defined as inferior the superior (dominants) tend to label it as defective or substandard in various ways (Mayhem 112). The example like “women are only good in condition” would include the dominants stating that a certain race or genders are only good for one specific ideal based on their skills. Subordinate also suffer from this end, due to constant reminders of how they can never achieve or become something more. This would eventually be engraved into their minds and believe that the idea of inferiority is
Although we see Inequality as a concept that suppress people from reaching full potential, temporary inequality is distinct. In the text of Race, Class, and Gender In the United States, the author Kelly S. Mayhew revels that there are two types of classes, “Superior” party and a “Lesser” party. Mayhew states “the lesser party is socially …show more content…
Mayhem states, “some people or groups are defined as unequal’s by means of what socialist call ascriptions; that is your birth define you” (Mayhem 112¬). With permanent inequality, it not only suppresses equality, but also enforces inequality. There are no longer a superior or lesser party, but rather dominants and subordinates. The dominants are describes as a group who suppress or lower a subordinates roles. As described, “Once a group is defined as inferior the superior (dominants) tend to label it as defective or substandard in various ways (Mayhem 112). The example like “women are only good in condition” would include the dominants stating that a certain race or genders are only good for one specific ideal based on their skills. Subordinate also suffer from this end, due to constant reminders of how they can never achieve or become something more. This would eventually be engraved into their minds and believe that the idea of inferiority is