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Essentialism

innate unchangable, induividuals racial identity depends on fundamental and innate characteristics that are deep-seated, inherited and unchangeable


An arbitarty sub-classifcation of people. Social construct based on skin color, color of the eyes, hair textures

race

1967 laws against "race-mixing" used the defense of white womenhood

Anti-misegenation laws

Legalized segregation

Jim Crow laws

Jim crow laws--by law

dejure

jim crow laws--matter of fact

defacto

attitude

prejudice

action

discrimination

immgrants incorporated into society by taking on cultural practices of the new society

assimilation

oppressing an induvidual

cultural hedgemony

state laws U.S. racial classification defined any induvidual with African ancestory as balck, even if only 1 in 7 was balck

One-drop rule

governmetn policies to incorporate minorites adn women into employment and education

affirmitive action

socail catagories sucah as race and gender are social creations, not biological factors

constructivist

behavior that harms disadvatages induviduals on the basis of their group membership

discrimination

classify people who are vlieved to share a common descendant, based on a percieved cultural similarites

thnicity

dilberate systematic killing of a cateogry of people

genocide

poor, isolate community residential segregation in which poor or low-status racial, ethinic, or members of certain groups

Gehetto

actions or policies of organizations or socail institution exculde disadvatage, harm members of a particular groups

intituional discrimination

intention action of an induvidual or small group ment to harm, disclude, or disadvantage members of a group

Induvidual discrimination

negative beliefs or attitudes hold about entire groups based on subjective, selective, or innacurate information

prejudice

predjudice agiasnt induviduals who are members or particular racial or ethnic groups, drawing on negative sterotypes

racism

socail phenomenon that was invented by induviuals and is shaped by social forces present in time and place of creation

socail construct

simplified ofeten negative generalization about a group that i soften false or esaggerated

sterotype

deal with mexicans, indians, balcks,

white mans burden

the poor common people both white and black of the day--labeled by the elites rach white men. allowed to write certain group of people out of human family. Make sure they have no rights, assert control over them, get other people to go along with them by justifying with science

Giddy Mulititude