As an Institution, the Family Suffers from Its Own Social

As an institution, the family suffers from its own social inequality. Which of the following propositions best defines this situation?

A) Parents are generally more experienced than children and have authority over them.
B) Boys and girls are treated differently in many families.
C) The family is underfunded and deprived of resources compared to other social systems such as corporations and politics.
D) Some families are poor while others are rich and the gap between poor and rich families is widening.
E) Gender stratification, racial and sexual prejudice, and patriarchal institutions are responsible for most of the problems families are currently experiencing