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| o Oversimplified set of beliefs about members of a social group that is used to categorize members of that group |
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What amount of African Am. risk falling into poverty?
White Americans? |
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| economic theory, the free market levels the playing field, if we deregulate government, racism will disappear (reductionism theory) |
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Samuel Cartwright
o the running away disease; slaves contracted |
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| o the conquering of racial or ethnic groups who are forcibly placed under economical and political control by the dominate group |
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| What percent of Native Am. experience poverty? |
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Dutch saw the islanders as?
They introduced?
Thought the islanders were... |
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Colonial Missions
Calvinism- work/protestant ethic (sings of grace were success) |
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| The French were there for.. |
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| Enlightenment and Science |
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| The French were there for.. |
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| Enlightenment and Science |
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| The French were there for.. |
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| Enlightenment and Science |
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| The English were there for... |
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trading routes, they were trying to get to Asia and the islands were in the way
Chiefly class stuff
Class issues |
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| banks color in red the neighborhoods to whom they don’t give out mortgages |
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| Amber alerts look for mostly missing... |
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o Charges more in interest and fees
o Violates fair lending laws by targeting women, minorities and communities of color |
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informal social control: shared norms and values (of a community for example)
as social cap goes up so does informal soc. control |
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| Social capital goes up so does... |
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| Sex and Gender? What is the main difference? |
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| Sex is biological (male/female) while gender is how one identifies (masculine/feminine) |
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| public, rational, business oriented |
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| Stereotypically, women are... |
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| private, emotional, family oriented |
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| Liberal perspective of feminism... |
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| all persons are equal (however, this only included upper class white women); women were going to college for more reasons that just finding a husband |
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• Patriarchy
• Control over the body
• Personal is political
What happens in your home should be private
• Internal colonization |
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| get rid of class system/issues |
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| True or false, feminism is an on going project? |
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| too white, too upper class; leaves out all that dont fit that category |
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| too much patriarchy, leaves out class and not universal |
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| The "Oppression" article says we think about race and other minority groups before... |
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| Why are young males "called on" in class more than young females? |
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| its because the males blurt out the answers |
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| what does the double bind say about women? |
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| that they can not be themselves |
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| the "bird cage" argument says women aren't just oppressed by one thing, but.. |
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| various factors in society |
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this theory is premised that the system is fair and competitive
wage discrepancies reflect differences in resources
claims that women are more invested in home/family therefore require less demanding/less paying jobs |
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| o pay differentials result from individuals working in different areas of the labor market. If individuals want to earn more, they should find employment in the primary market. |
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| Jobs characterized by stability, steady benefits, a rational system of management |
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| Jobs characterized by high turnover rates, low wages, lack of advancement opportunities, few benefits |
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| o Assumes that labor market decisions are based upon personal characteristics rather than upon objective structures. This reinforces the notion that there are some jobs that women cannot perform. |
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| • Institutional discrimination |
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| o Denial of opportunity and equal rights to individuals and groups that result from the normal questions of society |
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| o An invisible barrier that blocks the promotion of qualified individuals in a work environment because of the individuals gender, race or ethnicity. |
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| o A tendency for male to be promoted more quickly when working in a traditionally female jobs |
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| Some main points from Judith's Article... |
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Everybody does "gender"
o Trans. Do not threat gender norms, they reinforce because they are acting out the gender that they feel that they are |
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| to merge the important insights of radical feminist and Marxist feminist theories |
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| In terms of language, how "white" and other similar words are seen as good and how "black" and similar words are seen as bad. |
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| Underdeveloped could be replaced with... |
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| Blacks feel more victimized by the systems |
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True or False?
social capital mediates the relationship between race and trust |
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| 5 ways of measuring social capital |
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o Trust of neighborhood
o Community as place to live
o Making community a better place to live
o Have they worked on com. Project in last 12 months
o Have they participated in associated community events |
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| Community policing may make others view them as |
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| social capital mitigates the effects of.. |
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| .. education and income of trust in the police |
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