Please read the attachment and answer the Following Question: 1- What, According to Bourdieu, are the ` forms of capital`? Choose two you feel most confident that you understand, explain it in your own words, and give an example of them from your life.( forms of capital article) 2- Short answer for each of following Question: - Why do Sensory and DiAngelo use the term ` critical social justice` instead of ` social justice? - Explain in your own words the difference between ` informed knowledge` and ` opinion`.( Chapter 1) - What does it mean to say that knowledge is socially constructed? Give some examples.( Chapter 1) - Key career tend to be organized in ways that gendered ( police and firefighters tend to be men, while teachers and nurses tend to be women). How would the authors, explain this pattern?( Chapter 2) -According to the authors, why do so many people feel immune to the forces of socialization?( Chapter2) - According to the authors, all people have prejudice and all people act ( discriminate) based on their prejudices. Explain this process. (Chapter 3) -What is necessary in order to minimize the effect of our( discriminate) actions based on our ( prejudice) ideas about groups? -

Please read the attachment and answer the Following Question: 1- What, According to Bourdieu, are the ` forms of capital`? Choose two you feel most confident that you understand, explain it in your own words, and give an example of them from your life.( forms of capital article) 2- Short answer for each of following Question: - Why do Sensory and DiAngelo use the term ` critical social justice` instead of ` social justice? - Explain in your own words the difference between ` informed knowledge` and ` opinion`.( Chapter 1) - What does it mean to say that knowledge is socially constructed? Give some examples.( Chapter 1) - Key career tend to be organized in ways that gendered ( police and firefighters tend to be men, while teachers and nurses tend to be women). How would the authors, explain this pattern?( Chapter 2) -According to the authors, why do so many people feel immune to the forces of socialization?( Chapter2) - According to the authors, all people have prejudice and all people act ( discriminate) based on their prejudices. Explain this process. (Chapter 3) -What is necessary in order to minimize the effect of our( discriminate) actions based on our ( prejudice) ideas about groups? -