1. We often hear that race and gender are socially constructed, meaning that the roles and characteristics we associate with these groups is not necessarily the product of natural features members of the groups hold, but rather the product of meanings created and maintained through social interactions. Other than race and gender, what’s a example of another thing that is socially constructed in our society?
2. Ritzer offers a survey of a variety of theories used to explain the oppression of racial and ethnic groups through economic, political, and cultural means. Which of these theories or theorists do you find most compelling in describing the current state of racial relations in the United States?
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