Essays on Social Inequality

The two works I choose were “A Modest Proposal” and “The Story of the stone”. “A Modest Proposal” is about famine and poverty in Ireland as “The Story of the Stone” is more so a love story and a family saga. These two works are...

People from different backgrounds and social communities living in different countries enjoy health at different levels. In Australia, the level of health enjoyed by its citizens is generally good, however, good health is sometimes not shared equally. There are noticeable differences in the health status...

In a given time and place like the 19th-century renaissance Venice, Shakespeare uses the story of “The Merchant of Venice” to illustrate certain injustices that occur within the Court including racism, bias, and interpretation that still remain invisible to the legal system today. The one...

Many people have suffered from financial and economic problems throughout the globe. The idea of a universal basic income (UBI) has sparked this trend. The UBI is an actual cash payment for all people (2016), the economist states. Indeed, the idea behind the UBI is...

Together sixty-five percent of kindergarten classrooms are made up of African Americans and Hispanic individuals. On the contrary, only eighteen percent of them are being admitted into gifted and talented programs. America’s school system and student population remain segregated, by race and class. Inequalities still...

Religion impedes progressive social change in modern Australia. Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim and Max Weber sociological theories have a difference of opinion in the substantive area of religion, social inequality and social change. Contemporary religious movements in Australia have organised social groups such as The...

It has been observed that in some part of the world especially in Asia, women are not treated in the right way. Women receive less education than men. Our set social norms are the main reason behind this. Women comprise approximately, half the population in...