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What is nationalism?
What are some examples of the Black/White Binary?
EDS 25 Midterm 1 Review
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What are some examples of the Black/White Binary?
Stereotypes reinforced by people who look like you
A preference for light over dark skin
Snap judgement's on a particular group
checking boxes that emphasize diversity when it can benefit you
2
What is nationalism?
process where a minority group/culture come to resemble dominant group
Identification with one's own nation and support for its interests
3
Define why race is a social construct?
Race is considered as colorblind in society
It’s considered as a byproduct of the White and Black binary
The notion that POC experience race on a daily basis
it is shaped by all's acceptance of who is white & benefits from privilege
4
What is campus ecology?
The reference point for interpreting events & actions on & off campus
The political movement that seeks to protect the environment
How external factors like weather affect activity of students and staff
How bias, prejudice, and stereotypes affect how we approach people
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What is/are a service(s) offered by the Cross Cultural Center?
Social Justice Training Workshops
Undergraduate Internships
A lending library, free for community use
ArtSpace, which supports local artists - showcases studentss' work
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What are some examples of exclusivity at UCSD?
King Triton
The Dr. Suess statue
The Location of the school
Geisel Library
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Who can be prejudiced?
People of Color
Aliens
White People
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What is voice-of-color thesis?
It provides a framework for understanding the experiences of POC
It's considered as a byproduct of White & Black binary
Race is a social construction, b/c pple have given it value
POC have the knowledge to speak about their own race and experience
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What is an example of UCSD campus culture(historical)?
General social interactions
Origin on Kumeyaay land
Predominantly Asian-American and international students
DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Requirement)
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Which is an example of stereotype?
Women are bad drivers
Drive on the right side
Air travel is safer than car travel
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White Privilege is...
Being able to get a sunburn
The benefits a white person gets as a member of dominant society
The White person and all who are considered white
Socially constructed
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Can Stereotypes be neutral?
Yes!
No!
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Why was the Compton Cookout so controversial?
It was a racially themed party
It discrimanted against people
It was on campus
They didn't cook the food right
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List two outcomes of the Black & White Binary
Construction of Whiteness, groups pitted against each other
Pushes myth that only white pple oppress, groups pitted against each other
Benchmark Black Xp, Invalidates xp's of other minority groups
Invalidates xp's of other POC, pushes the myth that only white pple oppress
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List the first and second CRT Tenet. Who is the founder of the CRT?
Social Capital and Cultural Capital, Delgado and Stefancic
Racism is Nuanced, Narratives, Crenshaw
Social Construction Thesis, Racism is ordinary, Derrick Bell
Construction of Whiteness and Counter-stories, Drake Bell
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Examples of Social Capital
Lack of access to SAT Prep and college counselors
Lack of resources in K-12 education and attending underfunded schools
Having access to higher education and networks in college
Attending K-12 education and access to public resources
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What are some results of Red Lining?
The G.I. Bill
The accretion of wealth for white people
The socio-economic gap b/n white and people of color
The suburbs and the slums
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Block-Busting was where real estate agents...
Gave POC a chance for high property value
Instigated the "White Flight"
Saw opportunity for the future
Said they were openly racist
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What is institutional racism?
Racism with 2 individuals perpetuating racial stereotypes
The dominant group having the authority to create culture in society
practices in est. institutions that result in exclusion of POC
racist assumptions, beliefs or behaviors
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Define anti-essentialism?
Counter storytelling
The Model Minority Myth
Voice of Color Thesis
The belief that not all people of one group has the same experience
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What's the main difference between race and ethnicity? (respectively)
Socially Constructed and culturally defined
Appearance and Culture
-ism and -icity
They're the same
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What is an component of campus climate?
Current context of exclusion/inclusion
Norms, traditions, and values
Diversity
Welcoming/Hostile Campus
