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Racial group:
a group that shares physical
characteristics.
• Not biological.
• No pure race groups. (Divisions appear to be cultural
Ethnic group
a group that shares cultural characteristics
Minority groups
Based on ascribed status.
• Share sense of in-group identity.
• Tend to be numerical minority (but not always ex/ S. Africa).
• *Have unequal access to social rewards
Assimilation (pluralism or multiculturalism).
Accept minority group into population with full and equala ccess to social rewards.
Segregation.
Accept minority group into the population
but do not give them access to social rewards.
• Separate. Formal through laws or informal through social
custom.
• Ex/ slavery. Indians of reservations.
Genocide
The selective extermination of a minority
group.
• Ex/ Nazi Germany
Prejudice
an attitude, usually negative, towards a group of people
Discrimination:
a behavior, usually negative, towards a group of people
Scapegoats
Individual's frustrations are blamed on an entire group
of people.
• Ex/ getting a job white guy and Mexican
Individual level
(psychological)
Social level
(sociological).
Stereotyping
attributing fixed and unfavorable qualities to an entire group.
Socialization.
Prejudicial attitudes are learned. Not born with
them. Learn to hate.
• All the agents of socialization.
• (labelling theory and self fulfilling prophecy)
Ethnocentrism.
The tendency to judge the practices of other cultures by the standards of your own culture
Formal (legal) discrimination.
Established by law.
• Ex/ American south. S. Africa.
Informal (institutionalized) discrimination
Based on social
custom. Part of social structure.
• Ex/ Housing on LI (leading). See mortgages
• Ex/ Health care. and maternal deaths.
• Ex/ Education, employment and income, Justice system (about 60% of prison are minorities)
White Americans
59% of population:
Latino Americans.
18% of population:
Black Americans.
13% of population
Conflict (generic conflict approach)
Who controls the resources (wealth, power, prestige).
• Wealth:. Minorities make 66% of what whites make (chart
p367, 2022 median family income).
• Power: (13% in house 11% in senate)
What is the ideology
racism
Sex
s based on biological characteristics
Gender
is based on cultural characteristics
Expressive role:
women's role, nurturer. Focus within family
Instrumental role:
man's role, breadwinner. Focus
outside family.
Conflict
Control of resources .• Wealth: Women are entering the job market more but are still paid less than men
full time working women made
76% of what full time working men made
Even in the same occupation
women will be paid less than men.
women in Power ( senate)
24%( 2022
women in Power (house)
28% (2022)
Ideology
sexism
Religious ideology to justify unequal treatment.
Sexism
the belief that one sex is better
than the other.
Patriarchy
men dominate and control society.• Biology or culture.
Feminism
The belief that men and women should be equal. (group)
Gerontology
subfield in sociology.
Conflict of age
Control of resources: 3 age groups, old, middle and young.• Child labor laws remove young people.• Retirement laws remove old.
Ideology of age
ageism
ageism
the belief that one age group is better than the others
Most likely to control the resources:
white, male,middle aged.
Least likely to control the resources
black, women,old.