Which of the following is not considered an example of a collective action?

Civil Rights Movement of 1940s and 1950s

What are the three goals towards Racial Justice?

Colorblindness, Multiculturalism, Racial Democracy.

What is the goal of colorblindness approach?

make racial identity a non-factor in both law and society.

Which technique is not mentioned for holding racist people accountable for their prejudices?

Forming alliances with like-minded people

Define racial democracy.

all racial groups recognized in their full humanity

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1
True or False: Assimilation is closely related to the saying “America is like a Salad Bowl”?
Choice A
Why not both?
True
False
2
Which of the following movements mentioned is the most promising in achieving racial democracy?
Engaging in a political revolution
The integrative model
Interracial alliances
None of the above
3
Which founding father quoted “It does not require a majority...brushfires in people’s mind”?
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Anthony Francoso
Benjamin Franklin
4
When did the institutionalization of the black ghetto here in America begin?
1850
1875
1900
1920
5
Which of the following is not considered an example of a collective action?
Voting in mass elections
These are all examples of collective actions.
Civil Rights Movement of 1940s and 1950s
Engaging in social protests
6
Who promoted a “hidden agenda” for targeting racial groups?
W.E.B. Du Bois aka “Willie”
Kobe Bean Bryant aka “Black Mamba”
William J. Wilson
Karl Heinrich Marx
7
What are the two potential means of change mentioned?
Indirect
Direct
Deliberate Reflection
Both A and C
8
Explain why making college more affordable is a form of Racial Democracy.
Both A and C
opens up opportunities for all people, including POC.
College is already affordable if you work hard
Not limited to wealthy and those on a scholarship.
9
What are some issues with the colorblindness concept?
refutes the identity of a person who relates with their race
Lead to denying the idea that white privilege ever existed.
Failure to recognize past problems and provide solutions
All of the Above
10
What are the three goals towards Racial Justice?
End racism, promote equality, and stop seeing race.
Colorblindness, Multiculturalism, Racial Democracy.
Assimilation, Integration and Hyphenation.
True Freedom, Liberty, and an opportunity to be happy
11
What is the goal of colorblindness approach?
None of the above.
create a society that acknowledges different races.
make racial identity a non-factor in both law and society.
stop people from seeing different colors along the spectrum.
12
Which technique is not mentioned for holding racist people accountable for their prejudices?
Taking their prejudices seriously
Forming alliances with like-minded people
Having dialogue to produce a deeper understanding of issues
Asking questions as to why they think the way they do
13
Which court case invalidated color conscious admissions policies?
Gratz v. Bollinger
Brown v. Board of Education
Roe v. Wade
Plessy v. Ferguson
14
According to the text and slides, Racism breeds what?
Racial Democracy
Racial Reconstruction
Justice
Injustice
15
Define racial democracy.
all racial groups recognized in their full humanity
Allowing all people of color to vote
Both A and B
Neither

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