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| reaction, withholding something |
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| the feelings you have. hate crimes are PREJUDICE bc youre not wthholding anything |
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teacher/student in different room say word, answer correctly, but if answered wrong then got shocked. questioned when notch went up but authority said to keep going so they did most ppl killed complete stranger bc AUTHORITY said to do it |
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hate crimes statistiics act becamse law in 1990 offenders choose a victime bc of some characteristic and provide evidence that hatred prompted them to commit the crime 51% is because of race most active in southest |
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| white supremacy, anti-semitism, anti-catholicism, racism, homophobia, nti-communism and nativism |
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non-caucasions have no spirit, therefore members of other races can never earn God's favor or be saved |
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| post WWII political movements seeking to revive teh ideology of national socialism--racial and ethnic nationalism |
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| far right subculture that is racis, anti-semitic, anti-islamic, white supremacist, anti-gay, and often neo-nazi. |
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| seeks separate homeland for blacks |
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| ethnic slurs that include derisive nicknames and include speaking about or to memebers of a particular group in a condescending way |
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mertons typology points out that ppl do not always act as they believe richard lapiere--exposed relationship between racial attitude adn social conduct traveled with chinese couple across US despite lleged intolerence, couple was treated courteously |
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scapegoating athoritarian personality exploitation normative |
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| assigning blame to another |
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1. power and toughenss 2. uncritical acceptance of authoirty 3. intolerence and aggression towards ppl that dont conform to conventional values |
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1. focus on right wing groups and ignored left 2. prejudice is related to others such as social class |
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prejudice is rationally and economicaly motivated on basis of self interest 2. dominant group benefits from prejudice |
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not all minority groups are exploited equally 2. prejudice occurs for reasons other than economic 3. prejudice isnt necessarily rational and may undermine dominant group interests |
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prejudice is patterned into the cultural norms adn values of a group or society 2. prejudice is a function of conforming to group |
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implying that everyons i prejudice, so there is no way out of t 2. we are all prejuice at the same level or rate---not true |
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| where do stereotypes come from |
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varierty of sources media kernal of truth but power plays a role in their effect |
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1. stereotypes often become a self-fulfilling prophecy 2. stereotypin in action: racial profiling |
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| tendency to approach or withdraw from a racial group |
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| used to measure social distance empirically and describes difference degrees of social contact or social distance |
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we have been studying the majority opinion longer than we ahve been studying teh minority opinion 2. this leads to bias of white researchers 3. dominant group is more important to study bc its in a better position act on its beliefs |
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content and extent of prejudice adn stereotypes between ethnic-racial groups 2. memeber of oppressed groups have adopted teh widely held beliefs of the dominant culture concerned oppressing groups 3. some groups feel they get along better with whites than with other minority groups 4. low income groups compete with one another so they don't see the dominant group as a competitor |
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