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Micro-Level of Everyday Life

Social structures are expressed at the micro-level by the interactions we have with each other in the form of norms and customs.

We see it in the way it shapes our interactions within the family or education and the way institutionalized ideas about race, gender, and sexuality shape our interaction and expectations.

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"Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein

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