What forms of inequality present the greatest challenges to our society?

Learning Goal: I’m working on a anthropology writing question and need a sample draft to help me learn.The course name: Cultural AnthropologyCourse Description:Welcome to cultural anthropology, a social science discipline that first developed out of the intersection of European ‘discovery,’ colonialism, and the natural sciences. Today it offers you the opportunity to explore diverse cultural worlds where people’s lives unfold according to different worldviews and beliefs — different, that is, from that which you take for granted. Anthropologists study other ways of life not only to understand “other” cultures in their own terms, but also to question and put our own way of life into perspective. In addition to cross-cultural awareness and understanding, anthropologists are concerned about the future of our increasingly global society and strive to apply their research to making the world a better place. This course introduces students to the central questions, concepts, and methods in cultural anthropology, but also focuses on the contributions of anthropology to resolving current social problems. We explore the diverse ways people create meaning and organize their lives in different places and times, and how people create and contend with social, cultural, and economic change. Readings, ethnographic videos, class discussions, and other materials address such themes as culture, society, progress and development, colonialism and the nation-state, citizenship, self, collective identity, the cultural construction of sex/gender systems, the cultural construction of race, social hierarchy, power, social justice, capitalism, transnational processes and globalization. Case studies range from throughout the world, and we use historical and cross-cultural analysis to provoke critical reflection on our own ways of life and taken-for-granted cultural assumptions.——————————————————————————————————————————-Select only one of the following questions and write a two to three paragraph response (roughly 400 to 600 words, give or take). Be sure to elaborate on the meaning of any key terms and discuss in detail two or three examples drawn from course reading materials. There are probably multiple ways to answer these types of questions. The most important thing to remember is to support your claims with examples and relevant ideas draw from course readings. Try to demonstrate your knowledge of the course materials. Question Options – Choose OneThis course has explored how systems of stratification or inequality shape our world today. In your view, what forms of inequality present the greatest challenges to our society? Why?
Globalization functions as a major source of change in people’s lives. What does a commodity such as a t-shirt (or chocolate, or I-phones, or tuna, or strawberries) reveal about the global economy?
From the perspective of anthropology, how is the experience of health or illness shaped by larger factors that are out of any one individual’s control, such as culture, economics, globalization, or inequality?