This assignment is closely related to the final Research Pap

This assignment is closely related to the final Research Paper in Week Five. Please review the instructions for that paper before beginning this assignment. For this Week Three assignment, you will present demographic data on the city, town, (San Antonio TX/78253) or county where you currently live in preparation for the Research Paper, which is due in Week Five. To do this, you will perform secondary data analysis by visiting the US Census Bureau’s American FactFinder. Identify the various social and economic characteristics (i.e., education, population, housing, race, gender, age, income, etc.) of this locale and report the statistics. You can also check government websites for your state, county or city for data. Then, using the statistics you report, identify your findings of social stratification or social inequality found in this locale as highlighted in the reading in the text, Sociology: Beyond Common Sense, for Week Three. In other words, what does the data tell you about the social stratification and social inequalities found in your locale? Be sure to choose a locale that you have access to, as you will be conducting in-person observations in this locale for the Research Paper due in Week Five. If you are currently living outside of the U.S. or will have difficulties physically accessing a location in the U.S., please contact your instructor for additional instructions.Your demographic report should follow the following structure:Introduction (including the locality chosen and general socio-economic info on your locality)At least five body paragraphs presenting the social oreconomic characteristics and specific data for the locality (pleasestate both numbers and percentages if available). In this section ofyour paper, be sure to present statistics related to education,population, race, gender, age, income (and poverty), housing, as well asany other factors you think relate to the stratification and/orinequality in your chosen locale.Examples of how data can be presented:A table of all the variables you found (if youselect this option, please do not copy and paste tables from theAmerican Factfinder website. Rather, create your own table with all ofyour variables). [Insert/Table in MS Word; add as many columns and rows as you like]:Location: [examples]San Diego, Kern County, etc…PercentageNumber (n=)Population (male):45%45,000Population (female)55%55,000Median Income$40,000% of Population with College Degree30%30,000Or a bullet point list of all the variables you found.Location:Population:Male – 45% (n=45,000)Female – 55% (n=55,000)…etc.At least two body paragraphs describing how thestatistics you report relate to social stratification and socialinequality (use your text, Sociology: Beyond Common Sense asreference). In other words, think about what picture the statisticspaint about the type of social hierarchies and inequalities that existin your locale. (Hint: Think about stratification and inequalities basedon race, gender, age, social class, etc. Finding statistics abouteducation, income, housing, etc. by race/gender/age can be useful placesto make these observations).Conclusion (summarize the socio-economic status ofyour locality based on your findings and related discussions on socialstratification and social inequality )Reference page.The paper must be four to five pages in length andformatted according to APA style. You must use at least five resourcesfrom the Census website. You must use your text to support your work onsocial stratification and social inequality. Cite your resources in textand on the reference page. For information regarding APA samples andtutorials, visit the Ashford Writing Center.