Sociology Course- Cultural & Diversity Week One Analytic MemoPlease respond to the following prompt....

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Sociology Course- Cultural & Diversity

Week One Analytic Memo

Please respond to the following prompt. Your analytic memo will be due at 11:59pm on Saturday of this week, meaning on Sunday at midnight it is late, and late work will not be accepted without a valid excuse.The parameters for your response are as follows:

The response must be between 850-1150 words. Students that fall short of the required word count will receive a 10% deduction.

You must cite a minimum of 3 scholarly sources-- news media articles do not count as scholarly sources, only peer reviewed journals, books, etc.

You must cite all sources clearly and consistently, regardless of the citation style you choose be sure to keep it consistent.

You must include a works cited (not part of the word count) at the end.

You response should include considerable reflection on the pertinent course terms and concepts, failing to reference these consistently throughout will result in a deduction.

Week One Prompt

In the weekly theme, we explored an apparent contradiction; categories like race, ethnicity, gender, class, sexuality, and so on are at once socially constructed and yet every bit as real as a physical force like gravity. Citing scholarly works from your class readings or from outside of the course readings, discuss how these social constructs become real in how people relate to one another. Give clean and concrete examples. Remember, you can't see gravity, but you can examine and point out its effects, and so it is with these crucial categories by which difference is defined.

Shalini · Accepted Answer

Running head: Cultural and Diversity		1
CULTURAL AND DIVERSITY		7
CULTURAL AND DIVERSITY
Introduction
The inclusion of culture and diversity is observed over a longer period. The diversity in the society is an intangible yet the most experienced thing. The existence of the diversity within the society cannot be denied concerning the fact that it exists in almost every construct of the society. There are several social constructs including the race, ethnicity, gender, class and sexuality that are the common portrayal of the diversity that exists within the society. These social constructs portrays how the people relate to each other in the environment and the society they exists.
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Subject: social constructs as the reality.
A social construct is something that did not exists in the objective reality but it exists as a results of human interaction. It exists and it is valued as the human agree that it exists. Race which is considered among one of the most propagated social construct is not biological rather it is socially created. There is no gene or cluster of genes common to all black or all whites. Race is not something that existed in the society or the environment it is created and now propagated as a base for the differentiation among the people. For instance race is given an ultimate importance in the countries like US. As in the US the people are classified on the verge of their race that is black and white. It has become a parameter of differentiation between the people on several aspects. As in US the black people have to face several difficulties and discrimination on the base of the race they belong to, they are deprived of the several basic rights and privileges and simultaneously there are some countries also in which the white population are also treated unfairly. This portrays that the race which is a social construct is affecting the people on the personal grounds (Diviachhi, 2018).
The ethnicity which is another social construct that undertakes the commonalities like national, racial, tribal, linguistic and the cultural origin of a people or the group of people. The cultural factors and origins of the people are constructed socially as ethnicity. Though ethnicity is not something that is on the physical grounds or reality as it cannot be seen it can only be felt and experienced. For instance the person having the origin in far east, southeast Asia and the Indian continents is termed as an Asian,

Sociology Course- Cultural & Diversity Week One Analytic Memo Please respond to the following prompt. Your analytic memo will be due at 11:59pm on Saturday of this week, meaning on Sunday at midnight...