Anth23 Midterm1

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Self-government

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Granting of limited sovereignty within the nation (like Native American tribes)

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Poly-ethnic rights

Back 2

Financial support and legal protection of tradition practices

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Group rights

Back 3

Self-government, poly-ethnic rights, & representation

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Stereotypical dualism

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Stereotype divided into good and bad aspects; west is good, everything else wrong; binary opposities

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Cannibals and noble savages

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Reduce other to cardboard cut out; do not credit them with any humanity

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Contact hypothesis

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Being exposed to other people makes you more familiar and trusting towards them

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Conflict theory

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Being exposed to others makes you fear them and trust ppl more like you, especially when resources are scarce

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Racial formation

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Permanent struggle with racial structurization and signification; representing race; associated with specific role in social structure

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Structurization

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preconditions of action and cumulative result of human actions; structure shapes agency and agency determines structure

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Institutional racism

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Caused by broad patterns of socialization; requires difficult structural solutions; redlining, racial profiling, subconscious prejudice, devaluation of minority cultures

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Redlining

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Denying services to certain areas due to their ethnicity & racial makeup

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Anti-anti racism

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Claims anti-racism is reverse discrimination against whites

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Code words

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Use of coded language; ex: urban, gang members

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White public space

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Whites are invisibly normal, colored populations are minimal

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Mock Spanish

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Using Spanish words in humorous or negative senses

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Racial script

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Defining one racial group with what is attributed to another

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Diasporic citizenship

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Type of transnationalism; practices that cross national boundaries and indicates membership in 2+ nation states

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Transnational Identity

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Process by which immigrants forge and sustain social relations that link together their home societies

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Segmented assimilation/oppositional identity

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Different ways an immigrant may assimilate into a new society: into mainstream, underclass, cholos vs chicanos

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Indian termination policy

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Relocation (Public law 280): indians and Alaskan natives moved from reservations to cities

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American indian movement

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Encouraged ethnic activism, backlash against gov trend towards assimilation

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Cultural citizenship

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Process of self-making and being made

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Neoliberalism

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Democracy and free markets; privatization of health care and gov services over social programs

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Neoliberal citizenship

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Civic duty of individuals to reduce burden on society and build human capital

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Orientalism

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Depiction of eastern cultures is an exoticizing, condescending way

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Individual ethnic renewal

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When individual rediscovers or claims ethnic identity

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Collective ethnic renewal

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Reconstucting an ethnic commumity

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Chameleon effect

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Flexibly fitting in with multiple groups