Race and Ethnicity Week 4

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racial ideologies and the shifts in racism from overt to more implicit.

What does Patricia Hill Collins mean when she discusses racial ideologies becoming hegemonic?

That they are so widely accepted that they become common sense


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Racial ideologies are the ideas and beliefs about race that actually serve to uphold racism.

Racism encompasses both racial _______ and racial ________.

prejudice; discrimination

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We'll talk about how shifting ideas of race are incorporated into powerful, dominant ideas of racial meaning, and how these have changed over time

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We'll discuss individual or interpersonal racism, and distinguish this from institutional forms of racism.

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colorblind" racism actually perpetuates racism, and the harms of a racism "without racists."

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The __________ Act led to labor shortages as agribusiness was expanding.

Chinese Exclusion

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Unlike people of Japanese origin, very few ______ and ______ were detained during WWII.

Italians; Germans

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What is no longer acceptable with new racism?

Making overtly racist statements and having overtly racist laws

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On almost any measure, Black and Latinx people are doing ____ socially and economically than White people in the United States.

worse

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Today there are more _________ men in prison or jail or on probation or parole than were enslaved in 1850.

African American

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Compared to the past, today’s indications of racism are more-

subtle.

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In our society, calling someone a ______ is a serious insult.

racist

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If a small business owner does not hire someone because they are Black, this is an example of-

individual racism

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Someone tells an Asian American person, “You speak English so well!” This is an example of a-

racial microaggression.

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According to Joe Feagin (2001) _________ refers to a diverse assortment of racist practices, encompassing daily microaggressions, deep-seated inequalities, and anti-Black ideologies.

systemic racism

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___________ points to interinstitutional interactions across time and space.

Structural racism

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The median net worth of one White household is ___ times that of a Hispanic or Latinx household.

six