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When the author says "willful white mishearings and auditory imaginings of blackness," the author means
These sounds are raced b/c white people have assigned them to black ppl
That there is a sound, and those sounds are definitively black or white
These sounds replicate how black people actually sound
That there really is not a sound, but listeners think there is
2
According to the article, sound and sight construct racial ideas in the exact same ways
False
True
3
Negro Spirituals revealed how black people thought about God. Chief among their beliefs is the idea that
God helps those who help themselves
God is on the side of the oppressed
God is on the side of the oppressors
God is on the side of free will
4
This historical process helps to keep in place visual and aural color lines
Accomodation
Separation
Segregation
Integration
5
In the absence of sight, because sound has been racialized, people believe they can "hear" race?
False
True
6
An example of something challenging the sonic color line would be
a black person who is perceived to sound white
a white person passing as a black person
a black person declaring that he is in fact white
a white person declaring that she is in fact black
7
According to the Sonic Color Line, the _ refers to the hearing of sounds, words, etc
Visual
Tactile
Aural
Oral
8
Typically, people have understand race by virtue of what they see.
False
True
9
The idea that enslaved black people identified with biblical stories that resulted in freedom is referred to as
Resistance Identification
Biblical Identification
Oppressive Identification
Typological Identification
10
This strategy refers to the ways that the enslaved placed double meaning in their communication
Masking
Subversion
Marketing
Code-Switching
11
Owners believed that enslaved lack the capacity to outwit them due to the enslaved's supposed intellectual inferiority
True
False
12
This movement for black freedom believed that the aggression of white racism required more than non-violent tactics
The Black Arts Movement
The Black Power Movement
The black feminist movement
The Civil rights movement