After reading Annette Rarrow's "Invisible Inequality: The Social Class and the Parenting of a Black and White Family", she clearly gathered a large amount of data from research on various types of families. In this study, with the help of other sociologists, Lalo went into living in black and white middle class and working class / poor family. In her study, she observed the behavior of children at home, at school, and in the eyes of the public. She observed the way of parenting that adults chose to use and the reactions of their children to them. In her 2003 ethnographic magazine, Annetraleo studied the position of parenting of the family and found that child rearing practices are very different in the classroom. Laro noticed that middle-class parents carefully prepared for the growth and development of their children. The opposition of these parents is that poor, working-class families tend to foster "to realize natural growth"; to make the children more freedom to shape and meet their daily lives Give it. At the same time, the poor and working-class parents have made clear the differences between the roles of children and adults, and have claimed a clear and authoritative image of their parents as families. Unequal childhood is a book written by sociologist Annette Lareau to study how social class influences child rearing. Rarow spends time with 12 different families, using research methods including observation, allowing researchers to spend time observing subjects and participating in their lives. She discovered that various ways of raising children can predict the chances of a child's life. Adjusted training is a middle way to encourage and care for children's development. In contrast, achieving natural growth is a more common form of child rearing between the working class and the poor family. Here it is very common to allow children to develop naturally with little intervention. After all, Laro decided that the social class is defined by three factors: income, occupation, education, and the place where the family lived. Classes affect the lives and the future of American children. Based on the deep observation of the black and white middle class, the working class, and the poor family, the unequal childhood explores this fact and offers today's childhood paintings. The following is a timetable for managing busy "leisure" activities by busy families; the families here have enough time but economic stability is poor. Rallow shows how, regardless of whether it is black or white, how middle-class parents "tuned" to attract children's talent and skills. Along with the residence, child development will develop from self. Each of these child rearing methods has its own advantages and unique shortcomings.

Inequal children's age is a phenomenon of different races and social classes in order to support Annet Rarow's assertion that child rearing is formed by the social class of the child and the possibility of the child's life depends on their way of raising I will explore my child's life. "Middle-class children may be important, but often they and others do not see it" (Lareau, 2011: 13). For the working class or lower classes the opportunities for life are different as their strategy is deemed "not beneficial for children's life opportunities or even harmful" (Lareau, 2011: 13 ). These are important questions posed by sociologist Annett Rarow in a book "Child Inequality" which is examining how socialists influence their parents' style. Lareau's book is a detailed study of how the middle class, the working class, and the poor parents are nourishing and how this ultimately affects the child's future. Ralott studied 12 families for books and used a research method called participation in observation. Participant observation is a method by which researchers spend time observing subjects and participating in their lives. Rallow spent almost a month studying each of the twelve families of about ten years of age. The team with her and the Research Assistant keep track of family school functions, after school exercises, and doctor visits and spend at home Unequal childhood is a book written by sociologist Annette Lareau to study how social class influences child rearing. Rarow spends time with 12 different families, using research methods including observation, allowing researchers to spend time observing subjects and participating in their lives. She discovered that various ways of raising children can predict the chances of a child's life. Adjusted training is a middle way to encourage and care for children's development. In contrast, achieving natural growth is a more common form of child rearing between the working class and the poor family. Here it is very common to allow children to develop naturally with little intervention. After all, Laro decided that the social class is defined by three factors: income, occupation, education, and the place where the family lived. Rarow made several conclusions about how parenting styles differ from class to class and how this leads to social class inequality. First of all, let's briefly explain the concept of social class. Back to the earliest sociological theory, Lareau uses the following categories to define classes: income, parents' professions and education, and where their families live. Let's take a look at the two main parenting methods proposed by Lareau.

According to the recent research summary of 2013, in modern Western society, the social class is still a factor related to socio-economic inequality and personal life curriculum structure. However, within the framework of the class analysis, little attention has been paid to the relationship between social classes and income, income inequality and so on. In this article we will explore how the relationship between Italian social class and economic inequality changed in the past 30 years using data from historical ownership and asset survey. The results of this study show that even quotas due to differences between classes in 2010 were similar to those in the latter half of the 1970s but the social class had the same reliability even though income and income were not the same The end of the 70's. However, over the past 30 years there has been a change related to horizontal redistribution of income and income. Especially the economic situation of blue-collar family and white-collar family has deteriorated markedly. In addition, media revenue and income distance between managerial positions and professionals and white-collar workers also increased significantly. The gap between high - level and low - level service classes has expanded, and a service class dichotomy was proposed. Korea's income disparity has investigated the relationship between economic growth and social development over the past 30 years. Analyzing the equilibrium trend between the 1980s and the early 1990s and the reversal after the 1997-1998 financial crisis, we examined expansion of disparity between Korean rich and poor people, proposed a solution to resolve inequality did. Ise legend inspired a wide range of comments, one of the central literary texts of the Heian period (794 - 1185). Jamie L. Newhard offers a comprehensive work acceptance history that reveals the ideology and aesthetic problems that have reached aristocracy with the audience of Japanese classical literature for centuries. Recent sociological studies show that in modern Western society social class is still a factor related to socioeconomic inequality and the structure of personal life curriculum. However, within the framework of the class analysis, little attention has been paid to the relationship between social classes and income, income inequality and so on. In this paper, we use historical archive data of family income and asset survey to investigate how the relationship between Italian social class and economic inequality changed in the past 30 years. According to the results of the survey, in 2010, the unequal quota due to the difference between the classes was similar to the quota recorded in the late 1970s. . The incident occurred in the late 1970s Relationship between social class and economic inequality: Does it strengthen or weaken relationship? Evidence of inequality in Italy over the past 30 years The social class is a social stratification system that creates a specific type of social inequality. Social inequality is the type of occupation in which social inequality occurs, such as ownership, wealth, income, power difference, etc. Social stratification is the existence of a social group. Classes can adjust economic factors such as income, education, wealth, and other labor factors. - Inequality to explore the lives of children of different races and social classes, in support of Annet Rarrow's argument that child rearing is formed by the social class of children and the possibility of child's life depends on their way of raising . "Middle-class children may gain great benefits, but it is often that they and others do not see it" (Lareau, 2011: 13).