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what is a social identity wheel
a wheel showing national origin, ethnicity, gender, sex, gender expression, sexual orientation, physical mental (dis) ability, age, race
inner dimension
we have no control over, born with, can change over time
external dimension
we have more control over, WILL change over time
single story and representation
simplified, stereotypical representation of a group, culture, or individual
community
group of people living in the same place, or with something in common
empathy, sympathy, pity
empathy - feeling with someone
sympathy - feeling for someone
pity - feeling bad for someone
implicit bias
implicit social cognition, attitudes/stereotypes affecting our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner
explicit bias
individuals are aware of their attitudes/stereotypes towards certain groups
prejudice
preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
discrimination
treating some people differently from others
using privilege to be an ally
advocating on behalf of others that can’t
intersectionality
connected nature of society like race, class, and gender that creates overlapping systems of discrimination and disadvantage
marginalization
dismiss to an unimportant or powerless position
Six Categories of Justice
social, distributive, environmental, restorative/corrective, retributive, procedural
four principles of social justice
human rights, access, participation, equity
equality vs equity
equality - equal tools, everyone gets exactly the same
equity - considers people’s differences, people get support they need
roles of social activism
citizen, rebel, change agent, reformer
plot chart
exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
setting
time, context, place
types of conflict
person vs…. self, nature, person, society, supernatural, machine
connotation
meaning a word invokes based on emotional association with the word
denotation
literal definition of a word
protagonist
main character
antagonist
the villain
symbolism
something with literal + symbolic meaning
imagery
visual, creates a picture, description
simile
comparison using like or as
metaphor
comparison without like or as
personification
giving human traits to non-human things
onomatopoeia
sound words
theme
subject or lesson of a story
mood/tone
tone - attitude a writer takes towards audience, a character, or a subject
mood - certain feelings/vibe a reader gets
bleed
images run through borders, towards end of page
gutters
spaces between panels, unseen stories
splash
panel filling width of page
main character of house on mango street
esperanza
esperanzas family
parents
brothers - Carlos and kiki
sister - nenny
esperanzas friends
rachel and lucy
family in they called us enemy
George, his parents, his brother Henry, his sister nancy
plot of “shame”
Richard is in love with Helene, wants to impress her, but is embarrassed by his teacher when he tries, this shame follows him
plot of “hello my name is”
jason is ashamed of his Korean name, and ashamed of being korean
he stops eating Korean food and feels embarresed, but when he moves out of the Midwest his differences are celebrated
term for a person born in the U.S with parents that were immigrants from japan
nisei
term for a japanese immigrant to north america
issei
term for a person with grandparents that immigrated to the U.S from japan
sansei
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