CHAPTER 16 Multicultural Counseling Contexts: Multiracial Americans Flashcards

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what 3 things shape identity for those that are multiracial

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one’s phenotype, racial socialization in the home, and the neighborhood/environment in which one is raised.

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what is the fastest growing racial group in america

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multiracial

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what is miscegenation

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intermixing races especially when one is white aka racial contamination

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what 3 things happen when one is not able to list their multi raciality

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a) deny racial realities, (b) undermine pride in being multiracial, and (c) ignore important personal information (e.g., the medical advantages of knowing one’s racial heritage).

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when were the last laws against racial mixing appealed

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1967

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what is the most common multi race

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white and native american

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what is the one drop rule or a hypodescent

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class‐based social system that maintains the myth of monoracialism by assigning a person of mixed racial heritage to the least desirable racial status.

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according to the one drop rule, what other race is the worst for whites to breed with

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black

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according to the one drop rule, how are black women seen

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as masculine so they are less desirable

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what part of america do multiracial people identify with their minority identiay

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midwest

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what income bracket do multiracial start to prefer to be labelled as white

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over 100,000$

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what are 5 strenghts of being multiracial

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better psychological adjustment, see things from different aspects, lower levels of stress due to less expoosure of alientation and SUD, being intriguing to others, greater ability for international travel

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what is racial or ethnicity ambigutiuy

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not being able to be identified by a singular race or ethnicity

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what one question do those that ar emultiracial face that is persistently due to monoracialism and race purity ideas

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“what are you?”

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what was wrong with early studies on interracial marriagse

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they were corrupted by societal values at the time that sought to spur these marriages from coming along so they studies would say that such marriages were unhealthy

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do biracial people experience discrimination as much as those of their minority race that are monoracial?

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yes. half white and half black kids experience as much discrimination as someone that is entirely black.

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what is racial identity invalidation

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when people that are multiracial are attempted to be put into a single “box” of a single race or culture rather than allowed to be as they are.

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what are the 4 reasons that 61% of those that are multiracial deny they are multiracial

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they look like one race
they were raised as one race
they identify with a single race
thye didn’t know the other family member that was a member of the other race

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what are the 4 possible choices for a perosn that is multiracial to reach a healthy disposition regarding their raciality

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accepts identity assigned by society (very fluid racial identity that changes based on their enviironment)

identify with both groups (adaptable and can be healthy so long as thye see this movement between as a positive and maintain self-integrity as such)

choose a single racial identity (individual make the choice - not society, and it does not shift

identifies with multiracial heritage (equal value attributed to all aspects of themselves)

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