Having a sociological perspective (also called sociological imagination) means a person can draw connections between individual experiences and larger societal forces. For example, even though divorce...

Having a sociological perspective (also called sociological imagination) means a person can draw connections between individual experiences and larger societal forces.

For example, even though divorce is a very personal decision, the level of acceptance for divorce in a society can make an individual more or less likely to consider divorce.  Could you think of another social issue that illustrates the power of sociological imagination? Explain in detail.200-400 words