social classes
Also, the social classes between the two towns vary in that most of the people that live in Old and New bond street London belong to the upper and middle-level class compared to those in Manor Park Newham who most are middle and lower-level class. The variation in wealth, material possession power, and authority make the two cities socially unequal. This is evident in the presence of a charity organization in a town and none in the other. However, we see that most people observe the unspoken social norms which have ensured order among the two community despite belonging to different social, economic status. It is also revealed that people group themselves in categories which social class concepts identify as being subjective. The importance of the idea is how people’s group theme self has consequences on the outcome. For instance, in Manor Park, Newham people are grouped in gangs which are mainly defined by racial backgrounds unlike in New bond street where people interact freely without any specific measures
Conclusion
In conclusion, social inequalities, social inequalities, social class, and socioeconomic status defines most communities in the current world. Social identities are prominent in most cities having a different social, economic status, which explains how the people in the community live. However, the behavior of the people and their relation to society is what determines their social class, which intern defines their social class. Moreover, social norms exist to silently guide the behavior of the people and how they relate with each other. They also ensure that despite the difference in social, economic status, people can remain peaceful and coherent