Question

question 34 (2 points) listen william julius wilson has argued that, in order for the united states to bridge the black - white gap in inequality, the federal government would need to a) increase tax breaks to black churches. b) integrate schools. c) create massive numbers of jobs. d) require welfare recipients to work. question 35 (2 points) listen according to functionalist sociologist talcott parsons, the family is most efficient when it operates with a clear sexual division of labor, with the males being the breadwinners and females providing care and security as well as emotional support.

Explanation:

William Julius Wilson, a prominent sociologist, has focused on issues of racial inequality. His work emphasizes the role of economic factors. Creating massive numbers of jobs would address economic disparities which are a significant part of the Black - White inequality gap. Tax breaks to Black churches (a) may have limited impact on overall inequality. School integration (b) is important but Wilson's argument is more about economic structures. Requiring welfare recipients to work (d) is a more conservative approach and not in line with Wilson's focus on creating opportunities rather than just mandating work for welfare.

Answer:

c) create massive numbers of jobs.