exam 1 study guide vocab and people

micro

family and individual

mezzo

community focus

macro

institutions and government focus

internalized oppression

when a member of a stereotyped group may internalize the stereotypical categories about his or her own group to some degree

institutionalized oppression

when established laws, customs, and practices systematically produce inequalities based on one's membership in a targeted social identity group

social work privilege

privilege associated with a professional role

microaggression

everyday verbal, nonverbal, and environmental slights, snubs, or insults that communicate hostility, derogatory, or negative messages to a target persons based on the their marginalized group membership

racist policy

any measure that produces or sustains racial inequality between racial groups

antiracist policy

any measure that produces or sustains racial equality between racial groups

racist

one who is supporting a racist policy through their actions or inaction or expressing a racist idea

antiracist

one who is supporting an antiracist policy through their actions or expressing an antiracist idea

racism

a marriage or racist policies and racist ideas that produces and normalizes racial inequalities

antiracism

a powerful collection of antiracist policies that lead to racial equality and are substantiated by antiracist ideas

17th amendment

gave voters power to directly elect their senators

18th amendment

prohibited manufacturing, transportation, and sale of alcohol in the US

21st amendment

ended the prohibition

19th amendment

granted women the right to vote

16th amendment

congress can lay and collect income taxes

mary bethune

founded national foundation of Negro women to improve racial conditions nationally and internationally

charles alexander

founding member of the SAI, worked for better education, civil rights, and health care

whitney young jr.

chief director of Urban League, worked for racial equality and fought specifically against workplace discrimination towards african americans

FDR

the president during the great depression who sought to lessen the effects through relief and reform

LBJ

took over the presidency after the assassination of JFK, the great society

Lugenia Hope

founded black women's club in atlanta

mary richmond

early social worker published several books including Friendly Visiting and Social Diagnosis, which provided a body of knowledge for the professionalization of social work

harriet rice

an african american physician who worked in the hull house

susan b anthony

an american social reformer and women's rights activist who played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement

frances perkins

US secretary of labor who was the first woman in US history appointed to a president's cabinet under the FDR administration, advocated for improved working conditions and child labor legislation

ida b. wells

strong anti-lynching, promoted uplift to african american women

jane addams and ellen starr

founded chicago's first hull house in 1889

maggie walker

first female back president

mary terrell

helped unite black women's clubs, "lifting as we climb"

ana dumois

helped create neighborhood health care facilities in recent years

nannie burroughs

established a vocational school for african american women