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Soc Unit 2

Chapter 9

TermDefinition
race refers to group of people who share a set of characteristics- typically, but not always, physical- and therefore supposedly share a common bloodline
racism the belief that members of separate races possess different and unequal traits coupled with the power to restrict freedoms based on those differences
ethnicity ones ethnic affiliation. It is voluntary, self-defined, nonhierarchical, fluid and multiple, cultural, and planar
symbolic ethnicity ethnic identity that is expressed through optional symbolic and cultural activities. Voluntary and optional
scientific racism nineteenth century theories of race, that brought a period of feverish investigation into origins, explanations, and classifications of race
Ethnocentrism the judgment of other groups by ones standards and values
ontological equality the philosophical and religious notion that all people are created equal
social Darwinism Darwin's voluntary idea of survival of the fittest
One-drop rule one drop of black makes a person black
miscegenation interracial marriage
critical race theory legal theory that asserts that race is not natural but rather is socially constructed in order to oppress nonwhites and that racism is inherent in US legal institutions
racialization the formation of new racial identity by drawing ideological boundaries of difference around a formally unnoticed group of people
Prejudice thoughts and feelings about an ethnic or racial group
discrimination an act of prejudice
timid bigot is prejudice but does not discriminate- a closeted racist
fair-weather liberal not prejudice but does discriminate even without knowing
active bigots people who are actively racist and prejudice
color-blind racism view that racial inequality is perpetuated by a supposedly color-blind stance that ends up reinforcing historical and contemporary inequities, disparate impact, and institutional bias by ignoring them in favor of a technically neutral approach
instiutional racism institutions and social dynamics that may seem race-neutral but actually end up disadvantaging minority groups
straight-line assimilation immigrants arrive, settle in, mimic the practices and behaviors of the people who are already there, and achieve full assimilation in a newly homogenous country
primordialism the strength of ethnic ties resides in deeply felt or primordial ties to ones culture
pluralism the presence and engaged coexistence of numerous distinct groups in society
segregation the legal or social practice of separating people on the basis on their race or ethnicity. B v B separate but equal
genocide the mass killing of a particular population based on racial, ethnic, or religious traits
subaltern a subordinate, oppressed group of people
collective resistance an organized effort to change a power hierarchy on the part of a less powerful group in society
Native Americans very diverse, whites conquered and put them on reservations, forced assimilation, real bad suicide and drop out rates
African Americans arrived as indentured servants, high rates of poverty, health problems, unemployment and crime, new black immigrant groups rather not assimilate
Latinxs sandwiched between whites and blacks, part of white race and as separate race
Asian Americans perceived as labor threat, high average socioeconomic status, smooth assimilation labeled as the model minority
Middle Eastern Americans most see them as Arab or Muslim, always depicted as wealthy, uncivilized, and sex crazed
whites invisible knapsack of privileges, KKK guy made national association for advancement of white people to promote white supremacy and say whites are minorities
redlining discriminatory practice of denying financial services like mortgages and insurance to residents of certain neighborhoods based on their racial or ethnic makeup
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