Discuss social threat, What kind of policy changes could be

Discuss social threat

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Question 1. Utilizing conflict theory, what kind of policy changes could be implemented to reduce class inequality? How would doing so affect arrest and incarceration rates?

Question 2. Discuss social threat. As America becomes more diverse, how will social threat affect law and policy?

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