For the purposes of this debate, a social group can exist under an umbrella of a greater social issue such as Feminism, Minority Rights, Labour unions etc. These groups can be both global and local.

You are a socially awkward university student who wants to join a sports or games club. you can either join a cooperative club or a competitive one. 

For the purpose of this debate, primarily competitive activities tend to have a winner by the end of each session and the goal is to compete against the other players- monopoly, chess, table tennis etc . 

Primarily cooperative activities are often team-based and play occurs over multiple sessions with the roughly the same group of people. You succeed against a goal set by the game itself or by achieving a mutually consented goal instead of beating other players. Examples include- Table-top board games like Dungeons and Dragons, synchronised swimming, gymastics, dance

A- Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare:

""Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?

Thou art more lovely and more temperate:

Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,

And summer's lease hath all too short a date...""

Above is an example of Type A poems. Type A poems are fixed-verse or fixed-form poetry like sonnets, limericks and haiku etc,  they have a definite composition requirement like line counts, specific rhyming meters and word counts.

B - Wild Geese by Mary Oliver:

""You do not have to be good.

You do not have to walk on your knees

For a hundred miles through the desert, repenting

You only have to let the soft animal of your body

love what it loves...""

B type poems are free verse poetry, they have none of type A's requirements and often follow no discernable patterns, are often written in plain writing and are more focused on self expression

Regional regulatory and economic bodies like the African Union and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) SOUTH AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY (SADC) Aim to foster African unity, economic integration, investment and regional security. Their influence however is restricted to the subscribing African countries only. Global regulatory and economic bodies like the World Trade Organisation (WTO), World bank, International Criminal Court uses global frameworks to promote international trade, financial aid and legal norms. Their influence is over all their subscribing members.

Singapore is a wealthy technocratic authoritarian state that has a strong work culture where there is a strong expectation that work is virtuous and working overtime is encouraged. 

In Singapore, many forms of welfare are dependent on one's work or looking for work. Such policies include but are not limited to:

Workfare Income Supplement, which supplements low-income workers' wages with government welfare.

 SkillsFuture Jobseeker Support scheme, which grants 6 months of temporary financial support to unemployed individuals to enable them to find a job.

You are someone deeply engaged with the feminist movement in Bangladesh, and have recently been appointed as a project director for a large national NGO working on female education and empowerment in rural Bangladesh. You are somewhat integrated into the rural community due to your periodical interactions with them and somewhat rely on being accepted by them to successfully complete your projects. One day you see the chairperson of the village imposing the hijab onto his daughter.

You are someone deeply engaged with the feminist movement in Bangladesh, and have recently been appointed as a project director for a large national NGO working on female education and empowerment in rural Bangladesh. You are somewhat integrated into the rural community due to your periodical interactions with them and somewhat rely on being accepted by them to successfully complete your projects. One day you see the chairperson of the village imposing the hijab onto his daughter.