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SOC1001F: Social Stratification and Inequality — Class, Race, Gender & Gini
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SOC1001F Introduction to Sociology · University of Cape Town · 2026
An interactive study tool for SOC1001F covering caste/estate/class stratification systems, intersectionality, South Africa's racialised class inequality, a live Gini coefficient/Lorenz curve simulator, and culture-of-poverty vs structural theories of poverty, with a 10-question scored quiz.
This UCT interactive tool for SOC1001F Introduction to Sociology covers social stratification systems, intersectionality, South Africa's racialized inequality, and includes a live Gini coefficient simulator plus a scored quiz on poverty theories.
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Help me revise social stratification and inequality for SOC1001F — stratification systems, intersectionality, the South Africa case, and how Gini/Lorenz curves measure inequality
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