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10th Grade Vocab 2

TermDefinition
code-switching when people adjust their language, grammar, and accent in order to fit in
complex complicated
incident something that happened, an event
formidable strong, powerful, and dangerous
excessive more than needed, too much
effective able to make something happen or change something
incarceration being in prison
leading questions questions that are worded to get people to answer a certain way
qualified immunity when a court rules that police or government officials don't have to be held accountable or punished for breaking the law
internal investigation when a company or agency investigates its own employees
process a set of actions used to achieve a goal
grand jury a jury that looks at evidence and decides whether someone is going to be charged with a crime ; grand juries don't decide guilt or innocence, just whether a case goes to trial or not
white fragility the defensiveness, anger, and denial that many white people feel in conversations about race and racism
theme a message or big idea that a story is about
accountable responsible for their actions
conduct behavior, how someone acts
incentive something that motivates or rewards someone for doing something
aspect part or feature of something
conclude to end
boycott refusing to buy from or do business with a company to protest something they're doing
Created by: Alyssa Figueredo
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