Social inequality is very rampant
and visible due to various reasons
despite some positive signs toward
reducing inequality in some
dimensions, such as reducing
relative income inequality in our
country and preferential trade status
benefiting lower-income countries,
inequality still persists. Add to that
the COVID-19 which has deepened
existing inequalities, hitting the
poorest and most vulnerable
communities the hardest.
What do we mean by social
inequality? How does it affect
us?
How can we conceive of and talk about social
inequality in ways that are general enough to apply
across the range of relevant phenomena, consistent
enough to minimize conceptual ambiguities, and
precise enough to be analytically effective?
Inequality is ubiquitous. Social inequality occurs
when people are unequal in every conceivable way
in endless circumstances, both immediate and
enduring, by both objective criteria and subjective
experience that have the effect of limiting or Social
harming a group's social status, social class, and
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 What we can do to
prevent/reduce social
Inequality?
Social inequality is impossible to be
eradicated but here are the ways we can do
to reduce it.
🔹Closing the gap by treating everyone
impartially regardless their personal status
🔹Initiate pro- poor policies
🔹Revision of legislative framework that
forster inequality
🔹Promote action against inequality
🔹Stop Other Labor Abuses
🔹Reduction of poverty
🔹Empower and to have a better quality of
education for everyone to educate
themselves
🔹increase social services such as the
following: •increase food stamps for poor
people
Types of social inequalities:
•raise the minimum wage
•increase social security for people in the
🔹Political inequality 🔹Income and wealth inequality
poor, working, and middle classes
🔹Inequality of opportunity 🔹Inequality of membership
🔹Make ourselves to be a catalyst of change.
🔹Treatment and responsibility
What causes social inequality?
🔹Environmental degradation 🔹High rate of unemployment 🔹Political instability 🔹 Gender Some other types:
🔹Unequal distribution of wealth 🔹Wealth and Educational status🔹Size and type of family 🔹Disability or ill -health 🔹Gender inequality

🔹Being a member of minority ethnic or immigrant /undocumented migrants 🔹Racial and ethnic inequality
🔹Living in a remote or very disadvantage community 🔹Lack of explicit policy initiatives 🔹Age inequality

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