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stratification is
inevitable
key roles
unequal rewards justified by hard work
there are individual
differences in talent
made by
Kingsley Davis and Wilbert Moore
Meritocracy
-success based on hard work
-achieved status
-based on education and occupation
-”the best will rise to the top”
-ex→ train “I think I can”, socialized to believe the best will rise
-idolize/ tokenism with riches to rags celebs (Dolly Parton and President Carter)
criticisms
-Melvin Tumin→ are key roles really there?
-Davis and Moore’s hypothesis (not theory)→ myth of meritocracy
-differences in rewards among jobs (female vs. male jobs and $)
-ascribed status matters
-ex→ attorney more important than garbage collector?
image
the haves (small chunk of rectangle) over the have nots (large chunk)