How is social inequality different from the inequality of individuals?

Solution :Social inequality is defined as a group’s, community’s, class’s, or person’s indifferent or discriminatory treatment of another group or individual. Some societal inequalities reveal natural distinctions between people in terms of their abilities and efforts. Others may have worked hard to gain riches and position, while some are naturally gifted with outstanding talent or intelligence. In this approach, we can say that social disparity is caused by society rather than by natural inequalities between people.