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    Asian: Latter-Day Saints

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    This document discusses creating a personal social map to understand one's social location better. It provides boxes to fill in for important identity features like race, religion, social class, community type, gender, and language. The questions that follow ask how these social features affect opportunities and constraints, and how the government responds to the needs of people in one's social location.

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    Asian: Latter-Day Saints

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    This document discusses creating a personal social map to understand one's social location better. It provides boxes to fill in for important identity features like race, religion, social class, community type, gender, and language. The questions that follow ask how these social features affect opportunities and constraints, and how the government responds to the needs of people in one's social location.

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    This document discusses creating a personal social map to understand one's social location better. It provides boxes to fill in for important identity features like race, religion, social class, community type, gender, and language. The questions that follow ask how these social features affect opportunities and constraints, and how the government responds to the needs of people in one's social location.

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    Asian: Latter-Day Saints

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    Learning Task 3: #MY PERSONAL SOCIAL MAP: Find your own social
    location by creating your own social map. Fill up every important feature given on
    each box to understand yourself better.

    RACE RELIGION
    Asian The Church of Jesus Christ of
    Latter-day Saints
    SOCIAL CLASS
    TYPE OF COMMUNITY (URBAN/RURAL)
    MiddleLower
    Class Urban Community

    GENDER LANGUAGE/DIALECT
    Male Tagalog and
    Bicol Dialect

    1. What do you think is the importance of finding your social location in your own
    society?

     It is significant because it recognizes that not everyone in a society thinks or


    experiences reality in the same way. A variety of factors influence our perception of
    reality. These include our race, our gender, our socioeconomic status, our geographical
    location, our ethnicity, and our level of education.

    Answer the following


    questions:
    2. How do the following features (race, gender, religion, class, etc.) affect you in
    pursuing your present and future plans? Do they provide opportunities or serve as
    constraints?

     The following features (race, gender, religion, class, etc.) affect us in pursuing the
    present and future plans because nowadays, people are often based on how you look
    and who you are. It plays a significant role in everyone's life, and they form the
    identity of each one.

    3. How does government respond to the needs of those people who belong to the same
    social location where you are located right now?
     I think Government give us a good response to the needs of those people who belong
    to the same social location. For example, this time of the pandemic, the Government
    responded well, they give us a little help and care about our needs. Our barangay
    chairman was also active in implementing the curfew and distributing the government
    subsidy during this Pandemic season.

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