What is Third World Liberation Front?

A strike lead by students that lasted 5 months to demand Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University in 1968

What is Social Identity VS. Personal identity

Social Identity Construction: 1) Social Categorization 2) Social Comparison 3) Psychological Work (Social Mobility or Social Change)

A social construction to describe a group of people who share physical and cultural traits as well as common ancestry

Group identity bases on notions of similar or shared history, culture, and kinship

The belief that races are populations who's physical; differences are linked to significant cultural and social differences within a hierarchy

Belief that people belong to distinct racial groups with innate hierarchical differences that can be measured and judged

What is Social Construction?

An idea pr a way of viewing people based not on biological differences but on social perceptions

What is Intersectionality?

A theoretical lens ( Kimberle Crenshaw) that analyzes the multiple identities and social systems that influences and shape individual's experiences .

What is Settler Colonialism?

A specific form of colonialism in which outside power attempt to eradicate and replace the living societies of Native people to establish and maintain settler colonies.

What is Mythical Portrait of the Colonized?

A fabricated, negative, and stereotypical image constructed by the colonizer to justify colonial exploitation

What is The Three Tenants of Colonial racism?

1) The gulf between the culture of the colonialist and the colonized 2) The exploration of these differences for the benefit of the colonialist 3) The use of these supposed differences as standards of absolute fact

What is Sistema de Castas?

A Spanish system of classification that categorized individuals based on their racial and ethnic backgrounds in a hierarchical system

What is Assimilation?

A colonial strategy through which the colonizer demands that the colonized abandon their language, culture, history, and collective identity in order to approximate the norms of the dominant society

What is Manifest Destiny?

The idea that white Americans were divinely ordained to settle the entire continent of North America. It is based on assumptions.

When an idea or view of the world becomes accepted by most people as common sense

The mass killing of a group, especially those of a particular ethnic or racial group

What is Epistemology?

The study of knowledge and how it is created and understood within specific cultures or groups of people. Examines how people come to know things and what counts as knowledge

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Ethnic studies

Question	Answer
What is Third World Liberation Front?	A strike lead by students that lasted 5 months to demand Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University in 1968
What is Social Identity VS. Personal identity	Social Identity Construction: 1) Social Categorization 2) Social Comparison 3) Psychological Work (Social Mobility or Social Change)
What is Race?	A social construction to describe a group of people who share physical and cultural traits as well as common ancestry
What is Ethnicity?	Group identity bases on notions of similar or shared history, culture, and kinship
What is Racism?	The belief that races are populations who's physical; differences are linked to significant cultural and social differences within a hierarchy
What is Prejudice?	Belief that people belong to distinct racial groups with innate hierarchical differences that can be measured and judged
What is Social Construction?	An idea pr a way of viewing people based not on biological differences but on social perceptions
What is Intersectionality?	A theoretical lens ( Kimberle Crenshaw) that analyzes the multiple identities and social systems that influences and shape individual's experiences .
What is Settler Colonialism?	A specific form of colonialism in which outside power attempt to eradicate and replace the living societies of Native people to establish and maintain settler colonies.
What is Mythical Portrait of the Colonized?	A fabricated, negative, and stereotypical image constructed by the colonizer to justify colonial exploitation
What is The Three Tenants of Colonial racism?	1) The gulf between the culture of the colonialist and the colonized 2) The exploration of these differences for the benefit of the colonialist 3) The use of these supposed differences as standards of absolute fact
What is Sistema de Castas?	A Spanish system of classification that categorized individuals based on their racial and ethnic backgrounds in a hierarchical system
What is Assimilation?	A colonial strategy through which the colonizer demands that the colonized abandon their language, culture, history, and collective identity in order to approximate the norms of the dominant society
What is Manifest Destiny?	The idea that white Americans were divinely ordained to settle the entire continent of North America. It is based on assumptions.
What is Hegemony?	When an idea or view of the world becomes accepted by most people as common sense
What is Genocide?	The mass killing of a group, especially those of a particular ethnic or racial group
What is Epistemology?	The study of knowledge and how it is created and understood within specific cultures or groups of people. Examines how people come to know things and what counts as knowledge
What is Biological Determinism?

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