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    (45) - Thus far throughout our discussions and readings revolving around the terms of Race and segregation in the United States, I have personally learned many valuable things that in the future, can perhaps aid me in the creation of an advocacy program advocating against the many discriminatory actions that are currently being taken against our communities. One thing that I am willing to do in the fight against policies that harm disadvantage communities, is the organization of people to march…

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    List and explain the three main theoretical perspectives in sociology. The first of the three main theoretical theories is the Functionalist Perspective. The Functionalist Perspective is based on works from Herbert Spencer, Emile Durkheim, Talcott Parsons, and Robert Merton. Functionalism says, that society works as…

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    (Warwick and Booth, 2008). Therefore, the idea of oneself being healthy is a social construct made by all the factors that contribute to the social model of health. And the social model of health can be linked to the disciplinary lens of sociology and health. Sociology is focused around the interactions between individuals and groups of people. The Economic theory proposed by Karl Marx correlates with this film. The theory suggests that the inequality between the social classes that arises due…

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    Asking A Sincere Question

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    return. Asking a sincere question can also lead to an emotional conversation if the person is being bothered or concerned over something. A time with sincere questioning that I have experienced was last quarter when I had to do an interview for my sociology class. The interview was meant to be taken seriously so that we could find out how a certain experience helped shape the interviewees life. The topic of the interview was LGBTQ+ in which I had interviewed a transgender male. The person I…

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    First, I had not decided to do this observation at that time, but a yelling voice of an African American guy made me feel curious. That led me open the Microsoft Word screen on computer and begin making my public space observation, an assignment in Sociology 1300 course. This was not the first time I feel curious to something around me, but this was the first time I put myself in a sociologist’s shoe. I acted like a sociologist in professional way as typing very details any observation. I forced…

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    American Dream Sociology

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    The American Dream is real, although the idea of what that dream exactly is varies from person to person. Extreme changes have taken place in this aspect of sociology over the last 50 years. The American Dream has been portrayed by the media in the past to be a stereotypical American family, with a heterosexual couple, 2.5 kids and a dog, and a house with a white picket fence. The mother would stay at home with the children, mopping her floors and baking apple pie while her husband went off…

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    creates a ground for a positive area of resistance for divergent groups and individuals (p. 124). Dorothy Smith, a standpoint theorist and feminist sociologist, argues that women have been ignored and objectified in sociology (Siedman, 2008, p. 204). Smith contends that women in sociology are placed in a state of contradiction, called a ‘bifurcation of consciousness’, in relation to their experiences of the world (Bowell, 2010). Smith argues that sociological discourse, has been authorised by…

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    education, housing and employment. The writer finds Herbert Spencer’s theory very explanatory and relevant to the writer’s perception of development and to the way the society is structured. Society is complex, there are many forms or grouping like families, church groups, soccer clubs, youth organization, mom’s club and in these groups there are certain levels of people like children, teenagers, young adults, adults, old people. All these societal groupings take part in developing the society,…

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    The study of sociology allows us to examine issues within our personal lives and how they relate to larger, society-wide issues and developments (The Department of Sociology at UNC Chapel Hill, n.d.). Understanding the dynamics of one’s family structure is no different. While each family will create a structure and function in a way that best suits their needs on a personal level, these families will fall into shifts and changing trends that can be seen throughout our culture. Using the…

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    and ethnicity. And by doing so, they established a subculture that is still revered today. Since the greaser subculture can be characterized as a youth culture, it can be elucidated by a sociologist or a person with a degree in sociology. In his article, The Sociology of…

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