Bridging social capital helps to reduce inequality from "summary" of Bowling Alone by Robert D. Putnam
In our society, disparities in wealth and opportunity have widened over time. Those who are already privileged tend to have access to resources and networks that help them maintain their status. On the other hand, those who are marginalized often lack the connections and support that could enable them to improve their circumstances. This cycle of inequality is perpetuated by a lack of social capital, particularly bridging social capital.
Bridging social capital refers to connections between people who are different from each other in terms of social status, race, income, or other characteristics. These connections help to bridge gaps between different groups and facilitate the flow of information, resources, and opportunities. By fostering relationships across social divides, bridging social capital can help to reduce inequality in society.
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