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A population that differs from others in the frequency of certain hereditary traits.
biological race
Categories of people set apart from others because of socially defined physical characteristics.
races
Statuses based on cultural heritage and shared "feelings of peoplehood"
ethnicity
A category of people set apart from others because of distinctive customs and lifestyles
ethnic group
A category of people who are set apart for unequal treatment because of physical or cultural characteristics.
minority group
Preconceived judgments about a category of people.
prejudice
Beliefs and attitudes that one racial category is inherently superior or inferior to another
racism
A weak, convenient, and socially approved target.
scapegoat
The tendency to judge the customs of others according to one's own cultural standards.
ethnocentrism
Static and oversimplified ideas about a group or a social category.
stereotypes
An economic situation in which wo groups of workers are willing to do the same work for different wages.
split-labor market
Unequal treatment of people because of their group membership.
discrimination
Attacks on minority group members, from social slights and insults to murder.
personal discrimination
Minority group members are denied lawful access to public institutions, jobs, housing, and social rewards.
legal discrimination
When racial andethnic groups cooperate while still retaining their distinctive identities and lifestyles
cultural pluralism
A process in which minority groups lose their distinctive identities and conform to cultural patterns of the dominant group.
assimilation
Physical or social exclusion of minority groups from dominant group activities.
segregation
Deliberate and systematic elimination of minority group members.
genocide
Unequal treatment of a group that is deeply embedded in social institutions.
institutional discrimination