Essays on Social Stratification

Recent economic researches findings show that the gap between the rich and the poor has widened significantly in the modern times. In the United States for example, the top rich one percent households hold much wealth than the wealth that is held by 95 percents of households in the bottom combined. Why are income inequalities…

Following the death of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, Lyndon B. Johnson became president. His first order of business as president was to launch an ambitious set of programs known as the Great Society. The main goals and purpose of these programs were to promote racial equality and to eliminate poverty throughout the United…

Social Stratification is comprehensive in a way that it happens everywhere it does take different formations beyond societies it’s also a system that makes diversity illusive referring to class associates or classes but individuals have support or fight discrimination because social stratification is created and supported by society as a unit. Social Stratification is also…

It was interesting to learn that social stratification has been a recently changing field of study. While it was once an area of study only interesting to those in sociology, certain public events, such as the housing crisis of 2008, have transformed it into a multidisciplinary and complicated body of literature. I think this is…

Social Stratification is defined as the grouping of people that live in a community based off upon their income, occupation, wealth, social status, and power. On top of the “social pyramid” would have to be the chief and his family. Mohawk chiefs were always men, but women were the only ones to vote on who…