Gregory Mantsios

hvGregory Mantsios justifies that if you're born into a life of wealth, you will have a better chance at succeeding in life such a school and a career. On the other hand, if you're born into a less fortunate family, the chance of becoming successful greatly decreases. Mantsios questions the thought of people having equal chances at becoming successful as long as they work hard, whether or not they're underprivileged or wealthy. He believes that people in the lower category of life have a lesser chance at becoming successful and are at great fault for disadvantage. Gregory Mantsios justifies that if you're born into a life of wealth, you will have a better chance at succeeding in life such a school and a career. On the other hand, if you're born into a less fortunate family, the chance of becoming successful greatly decreases. Mantsios questions the thought of people having equal chances at becoming successful as long as they work hard, whether or not they're underprivileged or wealthy. He believes that people in the lower category of life have a lesser chance at becoming successful and are at great fault for disadvantage. Gregory Mantsios justifies that if you're born into a life of wealth, you will have a better chance at succeeding in life such a school and a career. On the other hand, if you're born into a less fortunate family, the chance of becoming successful greatly decreases. Mantsios questions the thought of people having equal chances at becoming successful as long as they work hard, whether or not they're underprivileged or wealthy. He believes that people in the lower category of life have a lesser chance at becoming successful and are at great fault for disadvantage.