Social Groups

Definition

Social groups refer to distinct communities or organizations within society that share common characteristics, interests, or goals. These groups can be based on various factors such as race, religion, gender, socioeconomic status, or political beliefs.

Related terms

Identity Politics: This term refers to the practice of organizing political movements or campaigns based on specific social group identities.

Interest Groups: Interest groups are organizations formed by individuals who share common goals and seek to influence public policies related to those goals.

Factionalism: Factionalism refers to conflicts or divisions within a larger social or political group over differing opinions or interests.