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A '''social construct''' is associated with the concept of [[Social Constructionism]] and is a supposedly unnatural relationship, [[moral]] or [[ethics|ethical]] ideal, or other idea about human [[life]]. Charges of having created a social construct are typically advanced by advocates of [[gay rights]] or [[feminism]].  It is more broadly part of the [[political correctness]] movement.  An example of its usage would be: "gender differences are just a social construct."  This is a way of denying the real differences between [[men]] and [[women]].

A '''social construct''' is associated with the concept of [[Social Constructionism]] and is a supposedly unnatural relationship, [[moral]] or [[ethics|ethical]] ideal, or other idea about human [[life]]. Charges of having created a social construct are typically advanced by advocates of [[gay rights]] or [[feminism]].  It is more broadly part of the [[political correctness]] movement.  An example of its usage would be: "gender differences are just a social construct."  This is a way of denying the real differences between [[men]] and [[women]].

Two examples of behavior that was once considered normal but would now be considered deviant by most Americans is that related to [[slavery]] and the cruel and unusual punishment of [[crime|criminals]].

Two examples of behavior that was once considered normal but would now be considered deviant by most Americans is that related to [[slavery]] and the cruel and unusual punishment of [[crime|criminals]].

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