The sociological imagination is when you see that your private worry is not yours alone, but a pattern in the cloth of society. You use it by pulling the thread of your own struggle and seeing how many others it is stitched to. For me, it is realising my loans for my son's English-medium school are not just my failure to save, but a public issue of government schools being seen as *bhalo na*. The obvious answer is that education is a personal choice, but my life says no—when all parents in the *para* take the same loans, it is a sickness in the system, not our individual lack.
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