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| for Nazi Germany, Jews were the scapegoat. They served the function of blame for bad economy etc. |
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| individuals see themselves as only able to make gains at the expense of other members of the group. |
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| symbolic interactionist perspective |
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| focus on how labels affect perception and create prejudice. |
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| split labor market (conflict theory) |
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| refers to dividing workers along racial, ethnic and gender lines. |
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| symbolic interactionist perspective; perception leads us to see certain things while they blind us to others. |
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| the act of separating acts of cruelty from a sense of being good and moral. |
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| 2 types, direct and indirect. Some ask directly for minority groups to leave, some "voluntarily" relocate. |
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| conflict theorists use this term to describe the way in which a country's dominant group exploits minority groups for its economic advantage. |
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| separation of different racial or ethnic groups. |
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| multiculturalism/pluralism |
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| permits or promotes racial-ethnic variation. |
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| emphasis on common elements that run through Native American cultures. |
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