In our diversity course I have learned and got an understanding that social inequality covers and individuals surrounding in society. People slow contradict that everyone who has number of social background or relationship with others. Social inequality includes race, ethnicity, social background, sex, culture, religious background, education, and sexual orientation (Angelini, 2012, p.67). Race, Ethnicity, Culture and Religious Background I am the first born daughter, the second oldest of one stepbrother, because I am the second oldest I was treated as fairly. I have gotten a lot of suggestion and questions about family decisions and as I look within myself I valued the woman that I have become. As most Apostolic I do feel that as woman, there are more woman in the church who has roles as leaders to be teachers in Sunday school, and choir leaders while the men are meant to be preachers, leaders and encourage other within and outside of church. I am a twenty year old female in college. I am your calm college student, whose day consistently consist of classes, work, studying, and a little bit of fun here and there. Although being in college will educated and encourage me as a woman in the future career when I enter in the work force of the profession. It has been repeated again and again that woman will share the same education level but men, on average earn significantly less (Angelini, 2012, p.67). Race I know for a fact as young black woman, who is educated I realize that black people where not as privileged as other races are and who was treated unequally. I do not feel the need to examiner on someone race and the color of their skin because of their background. I rather treat every individual equally no what the case may be. I am very dispassionate when it comes to certain things it come to the media and government. It is hard to support wherever I think is good for the job. I feel that as a women we need to live and let the men know that they are not the only one who can run, and be a president and prime minister within Canada and outside of Canada. I will be so happy when a women becomes the prime minister or president in my life span. Social Class My social inequality is restricted. Each though social inequality is not the same as others it motives me to do better for myself so I do not feel I am less than anybody who makes more than me or who lives in a better has than I do. My social inequality clarify my existence maturity. I never thought being a certain color would be a worldwide issue because I am black and after I started going to Sheridan College I was in a an environment neighborhood that had all kind of race. This class made it easier to understand what process each individual because wherever I turn there is different race. As I look within myself I never once thought I had a better privilege, than anyone in the world but after hearing storyline and its distinct issue each classmates had I was really shock at the racist comments that was in today’s generation. Ethnicity The generation of today grew up in a different up bring from how are grandparents was brought up. I remember when I was little girl I would always hear defeatist stories about what horrendous things that was so degrading and shameful that was mention to them about their race or the color of their skin. Growing up and moving to city to city it was challenging because changing school and trying to make new friends was really hard because people will judge me without getting to know me for who I really am. Growing up was very