Social Innovations Can Have Negative Consequences for Entire Groups of Stakeholders

question 1

True/False

Social innovations can have negative consequences for entire groups of stakeholders.

Explore changes in class and gender inequality in different societal stages.

Understand the concept of human evolution and its stages.

Analyze the relationship between technological advancements and social inequality.

Identify different forms of societies and their characteristics.

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Definitions:

Busing

The means of transporting students via buses to achieve school integration in the 1970s.

Griggs V. Duke

A landmark 1971 Supreme Court case (Griggs v. Duke Power Co.) that prohibited employment discrimination and established the principle of disparate impact, shaping civil rights and labor law.

Racially Neutral

Refers to policies, actions, or attitudes that do not favor any specific race or ethnic group, aiming for fairness and equality across racial lines.