ANTI RACISM Flashcards

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1
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What is race?

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Physical characteristics linked, but it doesn’t exist!

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2
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What is racialization? (what is race)

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Assigning characteristics to “races”

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What is racialization (rationalization)??

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Construction of race that allows one group to dominate over others

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4
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What is racism?

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Prejudice that includes beliefs or assumptions about superiority

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5
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What is implicit racism?

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It is microaggressions

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What is interpersonal racism?

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Racism embedded in interpersonal relationships

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What is institutional racism?

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It takes place within institutions like schools and lawmaking offices where the system oppresses minorities.

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What is systemic/racism?

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Racial bias across public and private policy reinforcing maltreatment of minorities

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What is internalized racism?

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The acceptance of racist ideology from a racist

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10
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What is racial profiling?

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Authoritarian figures acting on stereotypical assumptions

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What are prejudices?

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False and unwarranted (usually) negative opinion about a group

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What is racial bias?

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Unfavorable prejudice to one group

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13
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Implicit bias definition?

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Biases out of our control or intention

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14
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What is white supremacy?

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Whites are more superior ideology

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What are some examples of white privilege?

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Representation in politics, finding kids magazines representing the group, not having to deal with other problems other races face

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16
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1628-1800 what happened

A

Slavery

17
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When was slavery abolished

A

1834

18
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1881-1884 what happened

A

CPR workers

19
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What was the komagata Maru

A

A boat of Punjabis where entry was refused (they were not allowed to return freely)

20
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What ship was refused entry in the second world war?

A

The St Louis Liner

21
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What happened to Japanese people during the second world war?

A

Lots of laws against them were made like expulsion from homes

22
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What are some examples of racist immigration policies?

A

A tax existed to limit the immigration of Chinese, some laws were made limiting the immigration of certain religions

23
Q

When was the last residential school?

A

96

24
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How many Canadians report racism often?

A

1/5

25
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can racism be found in academic environments?

A

yes

26
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How is racism in the employment sector found?

A

Racism in wage gaps, and a higher unemployment rate, being perceived as less intelligent, target of comments

27
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How is racism found in goods and services areas?

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Use of goods, followed in shops, ignored in restaurants, stopped by police

28
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What are the 6 ways racism affects health?

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  1. Less access to medical care
  2. Toxic substances and living conditions
  3. Socially inflicted trauma
  4. Targeted marketing that is poor for health
  5. Inadequate or poor healthcare
  6. Ecosystem degredation
29
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What are the consequences of racism

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Lower high school grad rates from black or indigenous peoples, higher student expulsion rates,

More likely to be impoverished, food insecurity

Less employment opportunities, non recognition of skills from another place

Depression, high blood pressure, suicide

30
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What are the 4 postulates of the Canadian Human Rights Act basis on ethnicity and racial discrimination?

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  1. Statement of objectives including an anti racism policy
  2. Surveillance
  3. Strategy
  4. assessment
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