culture: social justice and cultural identity development

Question 1

Social Justice

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The belief in an equitable world for all individuals and the corresponding goal of promoting fairness by addressing privilege and oppression

Question 2

four main foci of social justice:

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equity,
access,
participation,
harmony

Question 3

Privilege

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The ability of an individual to receive benefits, which are not as readily available to others, as a result of his or her membership in a dominant group

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Oppression

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The condition of being subject to a group of people who have access to social power and authority. Oppression can occur by force (i.e., imposing a role, experience or condition on someone) or by deprivation (i.e., not providing someone with a necessary experience or resource).

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three forms of oppression:

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primary (direct), secondary (indirect), tertiary (internalized)

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white privilege

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The benefits received by being White; these benefits, which involve positive treatment and disproportionate access to resources, are based solely on skin color

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white supremacy

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The wrongful justification that Whites deserve certain advantages because they are the superior race.

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double jeopardy

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Individuals who are marginalized as a result of dual minority status (e.g., being an African American female).

Question 9

triple jeopardy

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Individuals who are marginalized as a result of having triple minority status (e.g., being in a racial minority, being female, and having a disability).

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structural violence

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The marginalization of individuals, intentionally or unintentionally, by political, economic, and social institutions.

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Prejudice

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Formulation of preconceived opinions or judgments about an individual or group without sufficient knowledge

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five stages of prejudice:

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antilocution,
avoidance, discrimination,
physical attack, extermination

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Racism

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Involves the belief that a group of people are inferior to one’s own group due to recognized or perceived differences in physical characteristics. Racism also involves the ability to act on such beliefs overtly or covertly, intentionally or unintentionally.

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racial worldview

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A defining cultural characteristic in which individuals and groups perceive and understand each other; this understanding is transmitted to succeeding generations.

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internalized racism

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The taking in of majority beliefs about minority groups that will cause the minority group to believe stereotypes concerning itself, resulting in low self-esteem, feelings of worthlessness, and lowered motivation levels.

Question 16

Sexism

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The oppression of individuals on the basis of their gender, and in particular the belief that males are the superior gender and thus more competent and deserving of power.

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male privilege

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The unearned societal benefits afforded to men based on being male

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internalized sexism

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The belief that males deserve a privileged status and others do not.

Question 19

Resilience

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An individual’s ability to adapt to negative life conditions or spring back from adverse situations in order to return to a positive level of functioning

Question 20

Cultural Identity Development:

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the process by which individuals identify with various cultural groups.

Question 21

Racial Identity

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A sense of belongingness and communality that is derived from one’s identification with one or more racial groups.

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Nigrescence

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A racial identity model that provides a description of stages that Blacks experience as they come to understand and embrace their Black identity

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5 statuses of Nigrescence:

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preencounter,
encounter,
immersion-emersion, internalization,
internalization-commitment

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6 statuses of white racial identity development:

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contact, disintegration, reintegration, pseudo-independence, immersion and emersion, autonomy

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5 statuses of Helm’s people of color racial identity development model:

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conformity, dissonance, immersion and emersion, internalization, integrative awareness

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3 interactions of racial interaction theory:

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parallel interactions, regressive interactions, progressive interactions

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5 stages of Hardiman’s white identity development model:

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naivete, acceptance, resistance, redefinition, internalization

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Gender Identity

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A psychological awareness of one’s maleness or femaleness. Gender identity is typically solidified around age three years, when a child self-refers as a boy or girl, and contains an environmental and cultural component

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five stage gender identity developmental model for women:

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passive acceptance, revelation, embeddedness-emanation, synthesis, active commitment ‘

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gender self-confidence

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The degree to which an individual defines oneself according to traditional views of masculinity and femininity and accepts those views

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four stages of Hoffman’s feminist identity development:

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unexamined female identity, crisis, moratorium and equilibrium, achieved female identity

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six stage gay identity development

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``` conscious awareness, identity comparison, identity tolerance, identity acceptance, identity pride, identity synthesis ```

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Troiden’s 4 statuses gay identity development model

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sensitization, identity confusion, identity assumption, commitment

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McCarn and Fassinger four statuses gay development model:

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awareness, exploration, deepening commitment, identity integration

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four stages of bisexual identity development:

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initial confusion, finding and applying the label of bisexuality, settling into the identity, continued uncertainty

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five heterosexual identity statuses:

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unexplored commitment, active exploration, diffusion, deepening and commitment, synthesis

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Spiritual Identity

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The degree of connection individuals have with their spiritual force. Spirituality: A process that involves the continual search for meaning and deepens one's connection to the inner self, others, and the world. Spirituality also encompasses a sense of well-being and fulfilment.

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four stage spiritual identity development model:

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pre-awareness, awakening, | recognition, integration