Ethnic Studies

the sex and/or gender to which someone has a physical and/or emotional attraction

a political term; the country where a person has legal citizenship; e.g., American, Japanese, Mexican

a system of beliefs and practices relating to the divine (higher power); e.g.,  Judaism, Catholicism, Protestantism,

a way of life, everything learned; this includes behavior, beliefs, institutions  (orgs), arts and artifacts (products)

a cultural term; people who share a heritage (history) whether they reside in their country of origin or not

Cisgender originally meant to be strange or peculiar and came to be used against homosexuals.

who someone is: their characteristics, background, beliefts, etc.,

Sociologists divide social classes into categories that normally include: Upper class, Middle class, Working class

the feelings and behaviors that a given culture associates with a person’s sex

a group of people who share the same social and economic status (rank); factors such as income, educational achievement

a person’s biological attributes, typically categorized as male, female, or intersex—a person born with both male/female

a scientific term; a classification based on the origins and physical characteristics of a person or group of people;

the type of location a person or group lives—may be urban, suburban, or rural