Monday, December 3, 2018

What is an interest group?

An interest group is a group of people who want to influence public policies that will appeal to the government. Some examples they do that is by giving money to politicians, and gathering up information that they can give elected officials. So that they can pass them into laws.

The ideology perspective of this interest group is liberals. We know liberals fight for social justice in each community. We can tell this by looking at the line my evidence which states "Lambda Legal has proud history of standing up to such misconduct, challenging criminal laws." One limitation expressed in this artifact is how they don't mention getting support from other interest groups or even from peoples whose ideology perspective is moderate. One possible cultural influence on the point of view of the interest group could be the way they were brought up, for example churches, and family beliefs. Even though critics would argue that growing up in a Christian church would make people lean more towards conservative. But when growing up in a church that's built off of structure and respect, and learning to love those around you. Is installing liberal beliefs. Finally if people have these beliefs it will connect to people wanting to protect LGBT rights.