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Discuss how someone who is considered "socially marginal" (i.e., a homeless person) is likely to perceive the effects of society more than others do. First, as a mainstream member of society, write about how, exactly, you would go about pursuing admission to a local community college. List each of the necessary steps, and note at what points the effects of society influence your chances of being admitted. Now write the Essay again as a homeless person would. Note at what points the effects of society influence your admission. How does marginal status allow some people in society to better perceive societal effects?

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Society: The Basics, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Macionis, Jansson, Benoit, Burkowicz

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Good call, ,makes sense to me Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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