Socialization agents contribute in ways that convinces us the inequality system is normal and right. Socializing agents teach people what is expected in our society. They teach us what is normal in our society. There are four agents of socialization, which are, family, school, peer groups and mass media. All of these influence the way we teach people. Family is the foundation of the socialization agent. For example, if our religious leaders and parents teach us the men more superior than women and we choose to accept it than inequality persists. In the media people are often taught that wealthy individuals are better than the common person is another form of socialization inequality. 96.8% of all American families own a television. At very young ages, we are being taught how to treat people differently. For example, my favorite show growing up was “Scooby Doo”, by watching various episodes; I learned that it isn’t right to do bad things. Otherwise I may end up getting in trouble. The same applies even when you’re older the media greatly determines what your thoughts, political views, language, the way we dress and the choice of music. School is another agent. In school, we are treated as a group rather than individuals normally we learn in the form of curriculum (Mathematics, English etc.). This important because in school we learn to make friends, gain knowledge, learn the system of reward and punishment, discipline, obedience, moral values and don’t hit another person. We learn all of these in school that helps us view and shape our society. Lastly is peer groups, these are individuals who are similar to your age and status. Think of the groups you associated as a kid and then think about the groups you associate now as an adult. In most cases, peer groups are more influential when you’re an adolescent, mainly because during this age were going through a process