Quiz # 126

Ethnic studies encourages the use of primary sources in research.

The model minority myth portrays all Asian Americans as uniformly successful.

Ethnic studies focuses solely on the experiences of African Americans.

Ethnic studies often explores the concept of cultural identity.

The term "ethnicity" is synonymous with "race."

Ethnic studies courses always include a focus on literature.

Ethnic studies examines the historical context of various ethnic groups.

Racism can exist on both an individual and institutional level.

The idea of privilege includes advantages that certain groups experience over others.

The concept of cultural relativism suggests that all cultures are valid and should be understood in their own context.

Activism can take many forms, including art and literature.

Social justice movements have no connection to ethnic studies.

Ethnic studies courses typically include an examination of power dynamics.

All ethnic groups have the same cultural practices.

Language can serve as a barrier to understanding among different ethnic groups.

Ethnic studies is primarily concerned with economic issues.

Ethnic studies promotes understanding and dialogue between different cultures.

The term "intersectionality" was coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw.

The concept of cultural hegemony refers to the dominance of one culture over others.

Ethnic studies programs are found only in higher education institutions.