I have to agree with that people of a lower SES probably wont question or desire to know why things are the way they are. People may converse about these issues amongst them selves, but do not want to bring it up to anyone with the power to do something about it. The case is the same with the society that we are learning about, there are the rich and educated, then there are the poor and noneducated. The poor do not challenge the rich because they fear the consequences. That may even be the case today for some people who do not challenge the norm and it may be because they are full of fear of what that action may bring to them.
I have to agree with that people of a lower SES probably wont question or desire to know why things are the way they are. People may converse about these issues amongst them selves, but do not want to bring it up to anyone with the power to do something about it. The case is the same with the society that we are learning about, there are the rich and educated, then there are the poor and noneducated. The poor do not challenge the rich because they fear the consequences. That may even be the case today for some people who do not challenge the norm and it may be because they are full of fear of what that action may bring to them.
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