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1. Name three of your own social identities. Explain how institutions have helped form these social identities. (5 points)

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Verizon [17]3 years ago

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Mi social identities are:

1. Religion

2. Family

3. Social Class

Institutions, basically school has helped me form my social identities because is the main institution that taught me values, has taught me differences between people and how to respect them no matter what. In school you also have relationships with people and you can find similarities between your identity and decide what to like or not.

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