Afghan society's class divides from "summary" of The Kite Runner (new) by Khaled Hosseini
In Afghanistan, society is divided into clear-cut classes that dictate a person's social standing and opportunities for success. The class divides are deeply rooted in tradition and history, shaping the interactions and relationships between individuals in profound ways. Those belonging to the upper class are privileged with wealth, power, and prestige. They hold positions of influence in society and have access to the best education, healthcare, and opportunities for advancement. Their status is often inherited, passed down through generations, ensuring that they remain at the top of the social hierarchy. On the other end of the spectrum are the lower-class individuals, who face numerous challenges and obstacles in their daily lives. They struggle to make ends meet, lacking access to basic necessities such as food, shelter, and education. Their limited ...
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