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assimilation
those processes whereby groups with distinctive identities become culturally and socially fused
discrimination
the arbitrary denial of priveilege, prestige, and power to members of a minority group, whose qualifications are equal to those of the dominant group
environmental racism
the practice of deliberately locating incinerators and other types of hazardous waste facilities in or next o minority communities
ethnic groups
groups identified chiefly on cultural grounds- language, religion, folk practices, dress, gestures, mannerisms
gatekeeping
the decision-making process whereby people are admitted to offices and positions of privilege prestige and power within a society
genocide
the deliberate and systematic extermination of a racial or ethnic group
institutional discrimination
the functioning of the institutions of society in a way that produces unequal outcomes for different groups
minority group
a racially or culturally self- conscious population, with hereditary membership and a high degree of in-group marriage, which suffers oppression, at the hands of a dominant segment of a nation state
pluralism
a situation where diverse groups coexist side by side and mutually accommodate themselves to their differences
prejudice
attitudes of aversion and hostility toward the members of a group simply because they belong to it and hence are presumed to have the objectionable qualities ascribed to it
race
a population that differs from other populations in the incidence of various hereditary traits
racism
the belief teh some racial groups are naturally superior and other are inferior
split labor market
an economic arena in which large differences exist in the price of labor at the same occupational level
symbolic racism
a form of racism in which whites feel that blacks are too aggressive, do not play by the rules and have negative characteristics