Which of the following best explains the ideology of colorblind racism?

a way of claiming that one does not see race or skin color

What is unconscious bias?

Subliminal tendency to favour certain groups based on a stereotype

Neurodiversity can be defined as _____.

The difference between how the brains may function & how they might behave

What is not an example of deficit thinking?

A student is behind and the teacher makes changes in accommodation to help

Essentialism is the idea that….

People and things have inherent, unchangeable properties.

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Diversity and Inclusion Jeopardy

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1
Term describing the interaction between social class, race, ethnicity, gender, religion, and a variety of other factors?
Intersectionality
Social Mobility
Classism
Caste
2
Which of the following best explains the ideology of colorblind racism?
a way of claiming that one does not see race or skin color
an overt form of racism that resembles pre-civil rights movement attitudes
a cultural explanation for racial inequality that suggests some cultures a
racial inequality persists because people prefer to be around those
3
Which is NOT a connected facet of classism?
That you like to eat Dim Sum
The family, culture and geographic location where you were born
The job you hold
Your education level
4
What is unconscious bias?
A bias that we are unaware of that happens outside of our control
Something that we are unaware of that we cannot change
Subliminal tendency to favour certain groups based on a stereotype
Our unconscious brain not being focused
5
Neurodiversity can be defined as _____.
The difference between how people's brain cells might live, grow, and die
The difference between how the brains may function & how they might behave
The different shapes a person's brain might take
The fact that people's brains often fail as they get older
6
What is not an example of deficit thinking?
A low income student fails in school because they are not supported at home
People who don’t have jobs are not driven or interested in finding one
A student is behind and the teacher makes changes in accommodation to help
People who get HIV do because they choose to be gay and make risky choices
7
Which is an example of a microaggression?
Professors Scheduling tests and on religious or cultural holidays
Teens using the expression “that’s so gay” with friends
All of the above
Telling your white friend ‘gweilos never eat spicy Chinese food’
8
A benefit from some aspect of who you are, without necessarily earning that benefit, is the phenomenon known as:
Passing
Stereotypes
Classism
Privilege
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Essentialism is the idea that….
People are all basically the same.
People are essential to societies.
People and things are always changing.
People and things have inherent, unchangeable properties.

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