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Write 2 essays - first essay 1-2- pages(300-500 words), 2nd one 1 page(200 - 300 words).
Families in Society
Essay
Demonstrate knowledge of human diversity and differentiate its various forms, such as economic, cultural, social or political, both locally and globally.
Humans seek well-being, self-expression and identity in multiple ways through differing customs, cultural artifacts, and practices. These patterns of behavior are identified with different forms of belonging, which are associated with various types of economic, political, cultural, and social groupings and patterns of interaction. It is important to understand the scope of diversity, andalso the potential for conflict and cooperation that are inherent among and between diverse groups. Ideally these outcomes are best met through experiential learning.
The current society is made up of many variations of family composition; some presenting challenges, others providing great individual rewards or contributions to society.
In a 300 - 500 word essay (1 - 2 pages) analyze an alternative family form to better understand and appreciate human diversity. Discuss the challenges and/or opportunities and impact to our society. Cite additional resources (wikipedia and blogs are NOT recommended) and offer your thoughtful analysis of the phenomenon in our society (local / national / global).
A. Individuals impaired physically and / or mentally
B. Economic disparity - extreme wealth vs. extreme poverty
C. Separation via military service, incarceration, generational, etc.
D. Gender / identity dysphoria / LGBT
E. Faith-based
F. New immigrant / refugee
In a second essay 200 - 300 words (1 page) respond to the following:
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