ANTA02H3 Lecture Notes - Structural Inequality, Social Inequality, Times New Roman

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Submit in lecture, in tutorial, office hours, or into professor. Cummings" assignment dropbox (2nd floor, mw building) by 4pm, thursday, april 4th. Late penalty: 5% (out of 100) per day. The assignment: thinking like an anthropologist: structural inequality in canada. Many anthropologists seek not only to understand social inequalities, but also to work with others in seeking to challenge or reform them. Your task in this assignment is to take what you have learned about various forms of structural or institutionalized inequality in the course and apply it to a real-life example of your choosing. In search of respect, and/or the article by nancy scheper-hughes), try to suggest how, as an anthropologist, you might change or alleviate these forms of structural inequality you address in your example. Be sure to consider possible pitfalls or roadblocks that you may face as well. Your assignment will be graded based on your ability to:

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