Which sociological perspective would argue that the U. S. family contributes to social injustice and denies women opportunities that are commonly extended to men?

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19 June, 00:15

Which sociological perspective would argue that the U. S. family contributes to social injustice and denies women opportunities that are commonly extended to men?

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Ivan Odom · Answer 1

A sociological perspective that would argue that the U. S family contribute to social injustice and denies women opportunities that are commonly extended to men would be feminists because they'd believe that the 'system' is created for women to fulfil their 'ideal' roles (housewives etc.) and not do 'male-dominated' careers like physics and mathematics etc.