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the primary factorscontributingto inequality in society
If those concernedcreateinequality in society
from three factors ; Party ( power ) , wealth and status(passive) is createdInequality within society
how harmful gender stereotypes in adscan contributeto inequality in society
the many forcescreatedinequality in our society
What social forcescreateinequality in society
Capitalism ... the pointis creatingInequality in this world
others disadvantagedleadingto inequality in society
all the policiescreateinequality in our society
a university systemdesignedto perpetuate inequality in society
one criticism iscan leadto inequality in society enotescom
allegingcreatesinequality " in the society
Caste , race and patriarchy ... the structurescreateinequalities in the society
structures and norms that are a product of society itself(passive) is often created bySocietal inequality
abilities on our ancestors – the culpritshave createdinequality in the society
when in reality , reality incorporates human biasesto further createinequality in an area of society
different abilities and preferencescauseinequalities in society
The welfare statehas createdmassive inequality in society
harmful stereotypes in adscontributeto inequality in society
the structural conditionscreateinequality in society
just a capitalist agendacreatesinequalities in the society
The Siasat Daily Denial of educationledto inequality in society
the varna systemcreatedsocietal inequality
Both Karl Marx and Pierre Bordieu ... the forcescreatedinequality in modern society
traditional barrier and social classescreateinequality in society
more room than they needleadingto greater inequality in society
technology developmentleadingto inequality in society
Equal treatment means just that ; it does not mean special privilegescreatesinequality in a society
the imbalance in wealth distribution and corruption caused by capitalism(passive) are caused byinequalities in society
Higher unemployment ratescould leadto greater inequality in society
From a bigger point of view , some races or ethnicities are unfairly ranked higher than the othersleadingto inequality in society
its wealth ... in turncreatesgross inequality in society
I agree with your vision moneycreatesinequality in our society
systemic issues of injustice and unfairnesscreateinequality in society
the rapid deployment of technologyhas createdinequality in our society
Marx & conflict theory - analysis of power in society classescauseinequality in society
sociological imagination ... biographiescreateinequality in the society
organizational reliance upon social structures like friends , communities , or employee networks for market informationcontributesto societal inequality
voluntary membership with the word ethnocentrism(passive) triggered bysocietal inequality
harmful gender stereotypes in advertscan contributeto inequality in society
violence and crimecreatesviolence and crime
to conflict between classes or groups of people and endwith revolution and overthrow of the more privilegedwill ... leadto conflict between classes or groups of people and endwith revolution and overthrow of the more privileged
to such feelings of unresthas ledto such feelings of unrest
social unrest(passive) caused bysocial unrest
people with different backgrounds to perform differently and succeed differently in societyare leadingpeople with different backgrounds to perform differently and succeed differently in society
the barriers(passive) created bythe barriers
stress and social breakdowncausesstress and social breakdown
restrictions in freedom(passive) caused byrestrictions in freedom
Inequalities in health(passive) are caused byInequalities in health
to conflict between classes or groups of people and end with revolutionwill ... leadto conflict between classes or groups of people and end with revolution
for women to be inferiorcausefor women to be inferior
so much hardship with the poor paying the ultimate sacrificehave causedso much hardship with the poor paying the ultimate sacrifice
to a loss of access to services and subsequent disenfranchisement with society ... with knock on rises in crime and other anti - social activitiesleadsto a loss of access to services and subsequent disenfranchisement with society ... with knock on rises in crime and other anti - social activities
to poorer mental healthcan leadto poorer mental health
the problem of poor healthcreatethe problem of poor health
to many indicators of social well - being : crime , teenage pregnancy , even obesity ( seehttp://www.equalitytrust.org.uk/why/evidencecontributes adverselyto many indicators of social well - being : crime , teenage pregnancy , even obesity ( seehttp://www.equalitytrust.org.uk/why/evidence
domestic violence ... and thereby preventing the harm and deaths to which such violence leadscausedomestic violence ... and thereby preventing the harm and deaths to which such violence leads
to stress among its different segments and emphasized taking guideline from ethics , social values and moralsleadsto stress among its different segments and emphasized taking guideline from ethics , social values and morals
fertile ground for conflicts - conflicts no longer restricted to the counties they occur increatesfertile ground for conflicts - conflicts no longer restricted to the counties they occur in
suffering and hardship for the poorcausessuffering and hardship for the poor
to worse health across the countrywould leadto worse health across the country
For instance , in a survey conducted in May 2015 , when asked if poverty is caused by “ society ’s inequality ” or a “ lack of individual effort , ” nearly 6 in 10 ( 58 percent ) agreed(passive) is caused byFor instance , in a survey conducted in May 2015 , when asked if poverty is caused by “ society ’s inequality ” or a “ lack of individual effort , ” nearly 6 in 10 ( 58 percent ) agreed
to gender inequality in the workplace and violence against womenleadsto gender inequality in the workplace and violence against women
to stress and status anxiety , which results in poor healthleadsto stress and status anxiety , which results in poor health
to evolution and social change in the early conflict theoryleadsto evolution and social change in the early conflict theory
uneven access to health care services , education opportunitiescreatesuneven access to health care services , education opportunities
Conflict ... a lack of understanding of differing ideas and values or a struggle for power(passive) is caused byConflict ... a lack of understanding of differing ideas and values or a struggle for power
problems for society as a whole in areas like physical health , mental health , drug abuse , and educationcreatesproblems for society as a whole in areas like physical health , mental health , drug abuse , and education
an environment where women are often not afforded the opportunities to develop certain skills or discouraged from seeing themselves as confident or as leaderscreatesan environment where women are often not afforded the opportunities to develop certain skills or discouraged from seeing themselves as confident or as leaders
to poorer groups being more vulnerablecan leadto poorer groups being more vulnerable
to many efforts in the field of wealth redistributionhave ledto many efforts in the field of wealth redistribution
to tension and stresswill leadto tension and stress
in decreasing overall welfare and affect people ’s choicesmay resultin decreasing overall welfare and affect people ’s choices
to poor healthInequalityleadsto poor healthInequality
to growing problems in equal opportunity in the work worldcontributeto growing problems in equal opportunity in the work world
disparities(passive) caused bydisparities
to people having thoughts of suicidemay be contributingto people having thoughts of suicide
to social disharmonycan contributeto social disharmony
situations that are dysfunctional , violent , depressed and unhealthycausessituations that are dysfunctional , violent , depressed and unhealthy
to more widespread approval of behaviours associated with social status differences such as bullying [ 54may leadto more widespread approval of behaviours associated with social status differences such as bullying [ 54