crt

Question 1

crt

Answer 1

diverse frameworks used to analyse issues relating to race and racism.Rejects the notion that we are in a post-racial society.
Advocates equity because of White privilege.
Posits that race is a social construct.
Advocates affirmative action due to unconscious bias
Problematises colourblindness

Question 2

hegemony (leadership)

Answer 2

discussion in CRT. advocates of CRT aim to bring about freedom from racism

Question 3

the idealist

Answer 3

of the view that since race is a social construct, and because racism and discrimination are matters of thinking, mental categorisation, attitude, and discourse, we can take steps to change such thought patterns.

Question 4

realist

Answer 4

racism “is a means by which society allocates privilege and status”.
Political economy has a role to play in racism (e.g. the Ape frame & slave trade).
Hegemony should be investigated (common sense inferiority?). Counter-hegemony

Question 5

revisionist

Answer 5

examine historical records that relate to races and replace hegemonic and majoritarian interpretations of events with the ones that they consider more accurate based on the experiences of minorities.

Question 6

storytelling

Answer 6

CRT wants researchers to tell stories from the perspective of the oppressed.
To question hegemonic views about history in relation to race