PART 1 (180 WORDS): Can you see the evolution of American families in your famil

PART 1 (180 WORDS): Can you see the evolution of American families in your family or the families of others?
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If you answered yes, what are some examples of the shifts that you have observed?
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If no, why do you think that things have remained relatively the same for your family or the families of others that you know?
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Based on what you have learned this week, how do you believe the family will evolve in the future?
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What evidence can you provide to support your belief?
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PART 2 (180 WORDS): Do you believe, based on the material that we have covered this week, that race and ethnicity are useful classifications when considering the family?
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Do “race” and “ethnicity” provide us with categories that help us distinguish meaningful elements of who someone “is” or “is not” as a human being or member of any specific social group?
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Have these categories had an impact on your life and if so, how?
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PART 3 (200 WORDS): Why has the Black Lives Matter movement recently become such a prominent movement in the United States (think through the social problems process and claimsmakers)? How does Salim Muwakkil describe the response to George Floyd and Breonna Taylor’s deaths as different than other African Americans who were killed by police in the past? How does this current movement tie into the narrative in the 13th film and the U.S.’s history of structural racism?