The sociology of leisure studies how people spend their free time and the social implications of these activities. It examines the relationship between leisure and various social factors, such as class, race, and gender. Researchers explore how leisure activities can reflect and reinforce social norms, values, and inequalities. Additionally, the sociology of leisure investigates the role of institutions, such as sports organizations and cultural institutions, in shaping leisure experiences. It also considers how leisure can contribute to individual well-being and community cohesion, highlighting the importance of recreation and social interaction in everyday life.