1-Please provide a response for the provided.
2-Minimum of 100 for each.
Response #1 (classmate Marcos)
A very controversial contemporary problem that many of us may face in our lives is racism. It has stemmed from the abhorration of a many ancestors and sparked many people today. Someone who advocates racism would view racism as a part of history and that it is unalterable. In the streets, you may even find marches and rallies that are for or against racism and its supporters. Being as disputable as it is, conflict is an unavoidable result that cannot be deterred in this scenario. In our latter-day society, compared to the majority of the population that promote anti-racism, only a handful of people are still pro-racism. Any interactionist would be able to at least understand the importance of ridding the thoughts and ideas behind racism. But, on the other hand, people may see this differently than others; it is thought of in many religions you can not have a society that does not recognize both the good and the bad. In this case, anti-racism has taken the form of the good while pro-racism has taken the latter.
Response #2 (classmate Amanda)
One major contemporary social problem that many face is gender equality. The perspective of a functionalist would view this as a form that gender inequalities exist as an efficient way to create labor division or a social system in which particular segments of the population is responsible for certain acts. A proponent of theory conflict would argue that the only reason these roles persists is because the dominant group works to maintain power and status. An interactionist perspective believes that gender inequality exists because the way people act toward each other based of the meaning they have for one another. They also believe that these meanings are derived through social interaction and these meanings are transformed and managed by people using an interpretive process to make sense of, and handle the objects that compose their social worlds.
Populations are considered at greater health risk when there is high child and infant mortality. Brain development in infants and young children requires dietary resources to ensure cognitive development. Health disparities result in infectious disease being more prevalent among the poor.
· Introduction
· Select a specific at risk and vulnerable population to research by finding a study related to the healthcare and food access available to them.
· Discuss the level of infant and child mortality found in that population.
· Include any poverty and education statistics that you find.
· Are there lessons that can be learned and applied to Saudi Arabia’s population?
· Conclusion
· References
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1. 1-Please provide a response for the provided.
2-Minimum of 100 for each.
Response #1 (classmate Marcos)
A very controversial contemporary problem that many of us
may face in our lives is racism. It has stemmed from the
abhorration of a many ancestors and sparked many people
today. Someone who advocates racism would view racism as a
part of history and that it is unalterable. In the streets, you may
even find marches and rallies that are for or against racism and
its supporters. Being as disputable as it is, conflict is an
unavoidable result that cannot be deterred in this scenario. In
our latter-day society, compared to the majority of the
population that promote anti-racism, only a handful of people
are still pro-racism. Any interactionist would be able to at least
understand the importance of ridding the thoughts and ideas
behind racism. But, on the other hand, people may see this
differently than others; it is thought of in many religions you
can not have a society that does not recognize both the good and
the bad. In this case, anti-racism has taken the form of the good
while pro-racism has taken the latter.
Response #2 (classmate Amanda)
One major contemporary social problem that many face is
gender equality. The perspective of a functionalist would view
this as a form that gender inequalities exist as an efficient way
to create labor division or a social system in which particular
segments of the population is responsible for certain acts. A
proponent of theory conflict would argue that the only reason
these roles persists is because the dominant group works to
maintain power and status. An interactionist perspective
believes that gender inequality exists because the way people
act toward each other based of the meaning they have for one
another. They also believe that these meanings are derived
2. through social interaction and these meanings are transformed
and managed by people using an interpretive process to make
sense of, and handle the objects that compose their social
worlds.
Populations are considered at greater health risk when there is
high child and infant mortality. Brain development in infants
and young children requires dietary resources to ensure
cognitive development. Health disparities result in infectious
disease being more prevalent among the poor.
· Introduction
· Select a specific at risk and vulnerable population to research
by finding a study related to the healthcare and food access
available to them.
· Discuss the level of infant and child mortality found in that
population.
· Include any poverty and education statistics that you find.
· Are there lessons that can be learned and applied to Saudi
Arabia’s population?
· Conclusion
· References
