Reflection on chapter 2 and 3

In the 21st century there have been changes to the image of the traditional family. There have, also, been
challenges in society to these changes. How is the traditional family explained in the video below and
what do changes in the traditional family look like. In Chapter 4, we discussed factors that stabilize
change (keep things from changing): stability of social norms, habitat, value attachment, and vested
interest. Which of these values are playing a role in attempting to maintain the image of the traditional
family? Are there reasons other than these 4 factors that may cause some people to challenge new ideas
about family and attempt to hold onto the traditional image of family?
Watch this video below
https://youtu.be/Ql0Q5uf-AbA

Reflection on chapter 2 and 3

In the film of Braver the tradition of the American Family was based on male and female image. Today, things have changed so that parenting is based on children being dependent upon parents who are of the same gender which means parents being either male or female. Additionally the family unit in America has been altered because of the rise of interracial relationships like the relationship between a black and white. In other words the child could have a black father and a white mom and vice versa. also true. This is due to the idea of adoption, as well as biological parental responsibility. Furthermore, the older American Family culture was not dependent on the idea of an African American male forming a family together with white women. and the reverse was the case. Nowadays, African Americans have formed families that include whites as well as other races. It is generally accepted that today’s American family values are built on parents of different races, cultures and ethnicity. In addition, the older American Family culture was not dependent on the idea of an African American male forming a family together with white women in the reverse, was a subject of controversy. Today, African Americans have formed families with whites , as well as other races. In the present, American family culture is built on parents of different races, cultures ethnicity and race.