Gender Roles and Kinship in Latino Marriage Practices

The Sociocultural Dynamics of Latino Marriage and Gender

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Introduction

In sociology marriage is a legal union inform of a contract between two people and is based on love and sexual relations. Different cultures have a different understanding of the term marriage, to some; it does not have to be legal to be called a marriage (Face, 2012). Some marriages are done traditionally. In other cultures, marriage can be a union between two and more people (polygamous marriage). Marriage is considered important because it brings about family and family to make up a society. Face (2012) points out that health research in primary care. family description has greatly changed in this century. In the past, people knew a family consists of a father, mother, and children but many households nowadays have single parents, same-sex couples with no…