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Group of people with inherited physical characteristics that distinguish it for another group. |
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A superior race.
Example - Nazi Germany or White Supremacists. |
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A pure race exists. (Not 100%)
Guy scrape cheek + Research DNA (Ancestors) |
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Ethnicity (cultural characteristics) |
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People who identify with each other based on ancestry and heritage. |
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People who are singled out for unequal treatment; objects of discrimination. |
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Group with greater power, privilege, and social status. |
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Minority is determined in 2 ways:Political Expansion and Migration. What is Political Expansion? |
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Minority is determined in 2 ways:Political Expansion and Migration. What is Migration? |
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Migration is one of two ways that minority is determined. In migration people move in two ways. What is voluntary? |
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Hispanics, from the far East. |
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Migration is one of two ways that minority is determined. In migration people move in two ways. What is voluntary? |
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The way people construct their ethnicity. Keep ethnic distinctions (food, dress, language, religion) |
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Many groups blended together. |
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Action against another person or group. |
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Discrimination based on race. |
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Attitude, prejudging (usually negative) |
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Internalization of the Norms of the Dominant Group |
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Gradual acceptance of dominant norms by the minority group. |
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Individual Discrimination |
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Negotiate treatment of one person by another. - Individuals |
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Institutional Discrimination |
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Discrimination in society. (Loans, jobs, housing, health care, education)I told you inner city kids are poor and stupid, women just can't do "business". |
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Theories of Prejudice has 2 perspectives, Psychological (Inside a person) and Sociological (Outside a person. What is the Psychological Perspective? |
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Authoritarian personality. Respect for authority and are submissive to superiors. |
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Theories of Prejudice has 2 perspectives, Psychological (Outside a person) and Sociological (Outside a person. What is the Sociological Perspective? |
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Functionalism. Look at benefits and costs from discrimination. |
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Groups in power exploit racial and ethnic divisions to maintain power. |
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Divide workers to create fear. |
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How labels affect perception and create prejudice. |
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Lead us to some things and blind us to others. |
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Separate acts from sense of being good/moral people. |
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Population Transfer there is Indirect and Direct. What is Indirect Population Transfer? |
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Make life so unbearable for a minority that they have to leave. |
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Population Transfer there is Indirect and Direct. What is Direct Population Transfer? |
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Dominant Groups, expel the minority. (Native Americans) |
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Dominant group exploits minority groups for economic advantage. (slavery) |
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Separation of racial or ethnic groups (Vega Model) |
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Process for a minority group to become absorbed into mainstream culture. Forced - Dominant group forces customs and language on minority groups.
Permissible - Allows minority group to adapt the dominant characteristics at their own race. |
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Multiculturalism (Pluralism-book definition) |
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Encourages racial and ethnic variation. |
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W.A.S.P. = Anglo-Saxon Protestants white ethnics |
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Belief that better conditions would soon follow. |
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Native American - Pan-indianism |
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Identity that goes beyond tribe. |
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Create an ethnic balance. |
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