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| race as a biological concept |
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no scientific validity
how we assign meaning to how people look
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set of beliefs and meaning attached to different types of physical attributes
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if you have one bit of black, youre black.
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negative attitude, overgeneralization of a certain group
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exaggerated belief about the appearance or behavior of a group and then assume everyone in the group is like that.
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individual
institutional
symbolic
aversive
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| individual and instituntional racism |
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ind.- personal attitude and beh towards an inferior group.
inst.- established customs that reflect racial inequalities. EX. redlining in banks.
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| symbolic and aversive racism |
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symbolic- denial of presence of racial inequality
aversive- people who see themselves as unprejudice. indirect EX. fair weather liberals
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the unfair actions of someone that deny someone else access to resources
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+all-weather-accept social equality, dont discriminate
+active bigots- overtly prejudice and discriminate
+timid bigots- prejudice but wont discrminate
+fair weather liberals- not prejudice but will discriminate.
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effort to hire or admit more minorities.
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proper goals of immigrants, melting pot, minimizes conflict
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subcultures live side by side.
doesnt have to be racial or ethnic
Amish in Penn
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seperation of groups
de facto- not mandated by law
EX. residential housing
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powerful group taking over less powerful
EX. slavery
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voluntary or involuntary
EX. trail of tears
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- extermination, mass killing, mostly based on ethnicity.
EX. darfur, holocaust, Native Americans
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group not capable of offering resistence to hostility
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