social inequalities

2. SOCIAL INEQUALITIES IN
CULTURAL AND POLITICAL
PERSPECTIVE
BY PREMNE

3. Instruction:
Identify the word by guessing the
Jumbled letters.

4. 1. A belief that race is a fundamental determinant of
human traits and capacities and that racial
Differences produce an inherent superiority of a
Particular race.
ACRSMI
RACISM

5. 2. An unfair situation in which some people have more
Rights or better opportunities than other people
NIQIULTEYA
INEQUALITY

6. GENDER
3. The behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits
Typically associated with one sex.
ENEGDR

7. 4. when a person is treated unfairly because of certain
characteristics, such as race, age, gender or sexual
orientation.
EAREANPACP
APPEARANCE

8. 5. THIS IS THE ABUNDANCE OF VALUABLE MATERIAL
POSSESSIONS OR RESOURCES.
AWTELH
WEALTH

9. 1.Define social inequality,
2.Identify the factors contributing social inequality,
3.Examine in the types of social equality or inequality,
4.Recognized new challenges faced by society in the social Equality
5.Explain government programs and initiatives in addressing social
inequalities local, National, or Global.
OBJECTIVES

10. SOCIAL INEQUALITIES IN CULTURALAND POLITICAL PERSPECTIVES ARE :
Human differences exist among member of the society on the basis of
age, sex or gender; intelligence and physical characteristics, such as
body-build and appearance, race, or ethnic group, education and
power and prestige. These difference have resulted in society
inequalities and opportunities have been carried on from generation to
generation and shall persist in the society unless human interventions
are made to eliminate somehow to reduce them to affect a more-or-
less equal distribution of wealth, power or prestige.

11. Defines of what are the social inequalities
> social inequality is the existence of an even opportunities and rewards for a
diverse social positions or statuses within a group or society.
> It happens when resources, in whatever nature, or cultural are distributed
unevenly in most societies.
> equality is about making sure that everyone has an equal opportunity to make
the most of their desire to live
> it is also the belief that no one should have poorer life change because of the
way day were born where they come from what they believe, or why there
whether they have a disability.
> How ever social inequality occurs when resources in ench society are distributed
unevenly, typically through norms of allocation, that engender specific patterns
along lines of socially defined categories of persons.

12. PHOTO OF INEQUALITIES

13. The major examples of social inequality include Gender,
Education, Body-build and appearance, Race, or
group and power.
And to address these issues there are some laws to ensure the gender
equally must be properly addressed
Here are the following proofs that Philippine government trying to
address the said issues:

14. 1. Philippine Law
R.A. 7610 or also known as Women and Children rights or This Act shall be known
the "Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination
Act."
The Philippines has finally enacted gender equality legislation after years of
from female rights campaigners. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo signed the
country's Magna Carta of Women in Manila last week, helping to define gender
discrimination and outlining approaches to eliminate it. August 18, 2009.
2. Allowing Top Government Position to be handle by women Women nowadays
taking top position both in private and government posts, former President
Aquino and Former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, not to Former Supreme
Justice Maria Lourdes Serreno.

15. •The factors that contribute to social inequality consists
of educational attainment, wealth and poverty, power,
and Gender Inequality which lead to social inequality
between individuals and groups of people.

16. The following are the factors
that contribute to social
inequality:

17. 1. Gender Inequality
 Acknowledges that men and women are not
equal, and that gender affects an individual's
living experience.
 These differences arise from distinctions in
biology, psychology, and cultural norms.
 Some of these distinctions are empirically
grounded while others appear to be socially
constructed.
 Studies show the different lived experience
of genders across many domains including
education, life expectancy, personality,
interests, family life, careers, and political
affiliations.
 Gender inequality is experienced
differently across different cultures.

18. 2. Education
 Inequality and Educational
Attainment is evidence from many
instances. The reality of Rich can
get better education in an easy way
but poor hardly get their diploma.
 Educational inequality is the
unequal distribution of academic
resources and still needs policies
that
encourage educational
attainment for men and
women based on merit,
rather than gender.

19. 3. Body-build and
appearance 5 examples of physical
appearance
 Your physical features your
height, weight, size, shape or
another bodily
characteristic. These also
include facial features, hair,
scarring and birthmarks.
Physical features may also
include include piercings,
tattoos or body
modifications.

20. 4. Ethnic Group and Race  The political and economic
disadvantages felt by racial
minority groups – persists
across the globe. Not only
such discrimination unfair,
is a drag on global
growth, and will not go
by itself. Inequality affects
two main groups of ethnic
minority populations.

21. 5.Power
 Power in the context of Social
inequality connotes economic,
cultural and social positions. Thus,
there's symbolic with is reputation
and certain position in society.

22. Social Issues in the 21st Century
 A social issue in the contemporary times is essential
topic when talking about social inequality.
 Thus, government programs and initiatives in
addressing social inequalities e.g., local, national,
global to address these issues is continues
process.

23. Local Inequality
•Current state of the Indigenous Cultural communities.
•Ethnic group is involved in the local inequality.
•Sometimes, they are less fortunate whose right are
with rich people.
•An ascribed status, a form of organization, a focus of
and a subculture are the characteristics of an ethnic group.

24. National Inequality
• Economic and Political current circumstances.
• Economic policy is a national interest, and it gives direction to the
future.
• If national government fail to do its job effectively and candid way
the equilibrium of the rich and the
poor arises much.
•Thus, if political policies fail to give national interest for all with
consideration of better futures, then discrimination also take place.

25. Global Inequality
• International inequality refers to the idea of inequality between countries.
•This can be compared to global inequality which is inequality between people across
countries.
This may refer to economic differences between countries. As well as medical care and
education differences.
•Inequality does not exist only in societies and states, but also among states.
• There are states that are wealthier and more powerful than other states, and the former
being more influential in the global community.
• This leads to a situation of global inequality, where poorer and less powerful states end
being controlled and influenced the richer and more powerful states.

26. QUESTION:
1.) Give me one factors of social inequality.
1) Gender 4 ) Ethnic group and Race
2) Education 5) Power
3) Body-build and Appearance
2.) What are those are 3 government programs and initiatives in
addressing social inequalities
Local Inequality, National Inequality and Global Inequality

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