Specifically, you need to (a) dwell on a specific case of culture and personality in everyday life; (b) identify the discriminator and his or her discriminatory acts in the case; (c) pinpoint any possible victim and his or her victimization experiences in the case; (d) explore social factors and forces underlying the discrimination in the case and its escalation, alleviation, or continuation; (e) fetch from the case some sociological knowledge and insights for general understanding; and (f) include a minimum of five academic references you have used in your case study.