QUESTION 5
Groups with significant social power typically have:
the luxury of remaining unexamined.
Othe luxury of changing their ascribed status at will.
race as the pivot around which the rest of their lives circles.
no trouble dealing with issues such as gender inequality.

Groups with significant social power often enjoy the privilege of moving through life without having their actions and decisions scrutinized in the same way that less powerful groups are. This can lead to a lack of accountability and a tendency to overlook systemic inequalities that exist within society.

Moreover, their status may insulate them from the direct impacts of social issues like gender inequality. As a result, these groups may either diminish the lived experiences of marginalized individuals or be unaware of the complexities and nuances that contribute to these societal problems, perpetuating cycles of inequality.