solved Please construct a cogent, coherent essay by incorporating the following

Please construct a cogent, coherent essay by incorporating the following questions below. Develop a thesis (a central point or main argument). Citation and references from class materials (lectures, reading links, film clips, etc.) are required. Please type & double-space (Times, 12-font preferrably) in a doc., docx. or PDF. The assignment is 5 to 6 pages. You may go over 6 pages. Please include a bibliography or works cited page. Most sociological papers utilize APA citations. You may use APA, MLA, or Chicago-style. Try to be consistent. Your essay will be evaluated on the basis of the followinga) COMPOSITION: grammar, syntax, spelling, organization 
b) CONTENT: information & data 
c) CREATIVITY: originality of approach and ideas 
d) CRITICAL ANALYSIS: sociological imagination 
(how’s and why’s), ability to distinguish social patterns and stereotypes, application of concepts and paradigms.e) ***CITATION: sources; references of each textbook, each film clip, online CANVAS posts, CANVAS lectures/discussion, classmates’ posts, bibliography/works cited -page. In order to provide a critical analysis, in addition to sourcing your required readings, film clips, lectures, & class discussion posts. (Outside sources other than your textbook, class lectures, Canvas posts should only be cited in addition to your textbooks, not in lieu ofyour textbooks). Please construct a coherent, cogent, critical analysis by exercising your sociological imagination. Select one topic from the following:1) race relations & racial inequality/equality; 2) gender identity and equality/inequality; 3) LGBTQA+ identity and equality/inequality; 4) class/socioeconomic stratification &5) urban and rural lifeIdentify how these conditions are social problems? What are the differences between personal problems and social problems? Explain how the topic you chose falls within what sociologists treat as “social problems?As a sociologist studying the topic you’ve chosen to examine, what research design would you choose? Sociology does not address issues, questions and problems of “morality.” We leave that up to religious leaders and perhaps philosophers. Whether somethings is “wrong” or “right” is a larger question (an important one albeit). Why or why not? Do you believe sociologists have a responsibility to “take sides” on an issue? How do we tease out these “everyday situations” or “human conditions” from our own personal opinions to a more sociological understanding? If sociologists are not supposed to “judge,” how can sociologists help make society a better place? What role & responsibility does the sociologist have?If need be, please incorporate the various paradigms we’ve discussed in class (structural functionalism, social conflict, symbolic interaction, essentialism, social construction, assimilation, internal colonialism, Merton’s Four Types of Prejudice/Discrimination, etc.) I will provide you with the references to class material once a topic is chosen