Social institutions often appear monolithic and unchanging. the sociological perspective sees that:

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Angelique Mcmillan

Social Studies

9 July, 08:54

Social institutions often appear monolithic and unchanging. the sociological perspective sees that:

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Jerry Ortega · Answer 1

The answer to this question is: social institutions are socially constructed and changeable.

For example, 50 years ago, it is a socially accepted condition that women shall not be allowed to vote or be in a workforce.

But now, those sociological perspective has been changed and women had the rights to vote and join the workforce as men do.