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UT Arlington SOCI 1311 - Social Mobility

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SOCI 1311 1st Edition Lecture 20 Chapter 10 Continued I Working Class a Industrialist Proletariats a i 30 of population a ii 25u 40u year a iii blue collar a iv less stratification a v own homes a vi fewer children attend college 1 in 4 a vii vulnerable to financial problems a viii complete high school a ix own homes in less desirable inner city neighborhoods II Difference in class b i Health b i 1 richer people live on average 7 years longer b i 2 better medical care and access to nutrition JJ Intragenerational Social Mobility c i change in social position during ones lifetime d Social Mobility d i moving within social class e Intergenerational Mobility These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute e i up down social mobility of children in relation to their parents immigrant f Mobility varies by gender ethnicity g Mobility varies by income g i earning have stalled g ii multiple job holdings g iii jobs change from manufacturing to labor semi work g iv semi work also fosters investment but for those with money III Who are the poor a age a i 18 12 mil children were poor b race ethnicity b i 2 3 white b ii 25 black b iii 22 Hispanic c Feminization of property c i trend by which women represent poor c ii due to a rise in households needed by single women END OF SOCIAL CLASS


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