Ethnic Studies Final Flashcards

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In the first section, why do the authors most likely cite statistics about the demographics of SF and SF State?

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The authors want to suggest that SF State does not admit enough non-white Students

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What do the second and third sections most likely suggest about the firings of Juan Martinez and George Mason Murray?

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That the university was discriminating against them for being non-white and for supporting ‘radical’ new classes and political movements

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What demands might you expect the TWLF students to make of SF State based on this excerpt?

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The reinstatement of the wrongfully fired professors, the admittance of more non-white students, and the creation of a Black History course

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What is the main purpose of this document?

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To convince non-student residents of San Francisco and students who are not part of the TWLF to support the SF State student strike.

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According to the document, what are some of the things that the Heritage Foundation claims are the result of CRT?

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The 2020 BLM protests, California’s Ethnic Studies curriculum, and LGBTQ clubs in schools

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Which of these statements best summarizes the document’s explanation of Critical race theory?

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“Critical race theory is the idea that racism is embedded in laws and institutions, and that this can cause people who don’t want to be racist to make decisions that result in racist outcomes”

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Which of these groups did the author most likely intend to write this document for?

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Concerned parents who are unsure what CRT is and if they need to worry about it

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Which of these statements would the author of the article most likely agree with?

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“CRT is a theory about American racism taken from legal scholarship, and it is often talked about as though it is very influential, even though it is unclear whether many teachers actually teach it to students”

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Which of the following statements best summarizes Crenshaw’s explanation of intersectionality?

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“Intersectionality is about the way in which different types of oppression overlap, because someone can be oppressed in more than just one way at a time, creating new forms of oppression”

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Which of the following is not an example Crenshaw gives of how women experience inequality differently than men?

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None of the above

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Which of these groups did the authors most likely intend to create this document for?

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People who have not heard much about intersectionality before

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Which of the following statements about inequality would Crenshaw most likely agree with?

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“Inequality in the US today is big problem, and neither political party has been willing to deal with the way that oppressions intersect”

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Based on the first section of the document, what was the source of class conflict between poor farmers and wealthy plantation owners?

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Both B and C

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Which of the following statements best summarizes the main idea of the document?

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“Bacon’s Rebellion shows that American racism was encouraged by wealthy colonists as a way to discourage poor people of different races from uniting and rebelling

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Based on the last section of the document, which of the following was not a way in which Virginia’s lawmakers worked to create a legal distinction between “black” and “white” people after the rebellion?

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None of the above

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Based on the document, what was the relationship between the rebels and the Native Americans?

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The rebels were even more violent towards the Native Americans than the colonial government, and saw them as enemies

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What is the main reason why the author highlights the Supreme Court’s shifting rationale in denying the status of “white” to both Takao Ozawa and Bhagat Singh?

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Chang wanted to show that “white” is an artificial category, and the rules of who is white can and will be changed to benefit those already in power

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The shifting of the definition of “white” in order to exclude both Ozawa and Thind is an example of which of these terms?

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Racialization

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Based on the document, which of the following statements best defines the concept of “passing”

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“Passing is when a person with some black ancestry is presumed to be white”

17
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The document mentions that for people of non-black, non-white ancestry, it is eventually possible through intermarriage to “fully join the life of the dominant community.” This would be an excellent example of which of the following terms?

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Assimilation

18
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Evidence 1:

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women disproportionately “seek positions that lend themselves to family responsibilities, jobs that are more flexible in the timing of work hours and less likely to have weekend and evening obligations (Gender Policy Report)

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Evidence 2:

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one study found evidence of a “care penalty, when workers in jobs that require higher levels of caregiving earn lower wages than workers with similar skills in jobs that involve less caregiving.” (Gender Policy Report).

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Evidence 3:

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Research shows that women make up a disproportionate percent of low wage workers (about 60-70%)

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Evidence 4:

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Current federal minimum wage is a little over $7 per hour, meaning that someone working full time would make $15,080. (Hasn’t risen since 2009)