Essays on Social Inequality

Hours have gone by, you have spent almost all day getting yourself prepared for a job interview. Attempting to foresee every potential question that may be asked, thinking intensely about every detail: When giving that handshake make sure to make eye contact, remembering to sit…

Introduction Social inequality is a problem faced by all universally. It is of high importance that the people of Western Australia begin to acknowledge the importance of the Indigenous Peoples of the land in which we are on. The aim of the report is to…

Thomas Hobbes mentions in his book “Leviathan” that all men by nature are equal; however, the ones that exist are the reason for the common wars, not the normal ones. In this sense, disparity is alluded to social imbalance which can be distinguished by the…

The social status of women and the issue of mental health are two topics that are often discussed in literature. Whether this is because they make exciting stories, or that they actually have merit and should be researched, is up to the reader. However, one…

If Only People Were Colorblind Throughout American history, African Americans have been inferior in society. During the 1900’s, African Americans didn’t have a voice in anything and whites didn’t see a problem with their ways of treating blacks. Countee Cullen shows the Marxist ideas of…

The film Elysium (2013) strategically constructs theories of social inequality through an abundance of ways. Through deeper analysis these concepts and ideas displayed in the film Elysium can also closely relate sociologically to current Australian society. This essay describes how the film Elysium demonstrates the…

It has become more and more evident that history is continually repeating itself, for a number of reasons. Firstly, and probably more importantly, we have experienced limited progression since the time of Martin Luther King Jnr and Malcolm X. Secondly, throughout history we are reminded…