Write a paper that develops a narrative about community foundations, purpose and fragmentation.

In the Social Contract Rousseau states, “Man is born free; everywhere he is in chains.” How is this relevant to your own conception of community and social justice? What aspects of the text can you relate to and why? Make a thorough examination of the text in addressing the importance of this quote and others that may be essential in your assessment of community. Next, consider Block’s theory of the “fragmented community” to further address Rousseau’s description of “chains.” How would you identify the use of “chains” in your community? How do these contribute or exemplify the fragmentation described by Block? The purpose of this essay is to reflect on and create a primary understanding of community that utilizes your own experience against the concepts drawn from this week’s readings.Write a paper that develops a narrative about community foundations, purpose and fragmentation. Use the prompt to guide your response.Be sure to cite all sources in