What were the effects of poverty, family problems, urban decay, inadequate education, teen pregnancy, and social conflict on your own development? According to the author, these pressing problems put juveniles at risk for delinquency, do you agree? Disagree? What influenced your choices to resist or participate in delinquent behaviors?

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Read the famous C. Wright Mills essay “The Promise” under Files/Readings

2. Review this chart (連結到外部網站。) from the Pew Research Center comparing key demographic differences among generational cohorts, from the Silent Generation to Millennials and everyone in between. On the left you will see a number of different variables to be explored. You can also switch between the 2017 data for all cohorts, or the “when they were young” data from all the generations before Millennials – this will show the data for older generations when they were the age that Millennials are now. You may also want to review this article (連結到外部網站。) from Pew on Generation Z, or those born starting in 1996 and after.
3. In your first post, you will do 3 things: (1) explain Mills’ concept of the sociological imagination, and (2) apply it to one of the key generational differences that the Pew chart reveals. Include in your post the relevant statistics from Pew that document the generation change you are writing about – be specific. Sociology begins with empirical data. This should be about 250 words long (2 full paragraphs).

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