Module 8 - Racialization and Ethnicity Flashcards

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What defines a minority?

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any group of disadvantaged people that are definable. They lack power and they are distinct

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Explain the social construction of difference

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race is socially constructed. and it changes how we interact. why is it though? things like continuing race based statistics continues the idea that race is a legitimate way of recognizing things

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explain “Myth of Race”

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Race is not a biological reality, instead it has been socially constructed and has resulted because of human interaction

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explain why ethnicity is fluid

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things like new immigration or intermarriage would change an ethnicity.

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Explain Swindler’s Cultural toolkit

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language, foods, or clothing styles. You can decide which ones are used when and where

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explain Nagel shopping cart

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argued that not everyone has the same tools clearly. we are choosing what to put into our shopping carts and when to show it based off past experiences

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Explain waters idea of ethnic options

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choose depending where and who yore with. an example of this is celebrating saint Patricks day when it comes around but it is not something they connect with throughout the rest of the year.

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Explain waters idea of Master Status

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not having as much free choice on your ethnicity. for example, Jamaicans in the US being seen as black instead of Jamaican. Being black has overpowered their ability to choose their ethnicity. It is argued that White population has more options and choice.

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Explain History of immigration policy

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Canada wanted/wants working immigrants. It has been economically driven for decades and the type of immigrants that we need in Canada change as Canadas economy changes.

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What is the reason that immigrants settle in bigger urban centres?

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It is a knowledgable economy where high skilled workers are needed. there are also many more people who are radicalized within that area so there is more help and resources for immigrants

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why does Canada have high levels of immigration

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Canada needs to supply workers for the Canadian economy. Immigration supports the economy.

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who are the mot dissadvanatged group regarding age gaps

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racialized women

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What is brain drain?

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Taking the highest skilled immigrants for Canada, meanwhile their country loses their strongest people. The country is being drained of their educated people

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What is brain gain

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Canada growing from immigrants knowledge and education from another country

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What is brain waste - non utilization of immigrant skills and knowledge

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social process in which immigrants cannot use their education that brought to Canada because employers don’t value it.

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what’s prejudice

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having negative connotations about someone before meeting them

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new racism and example

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hidden and subtle racism because of the sensitivity to it. Reminding someone thatchy are different. ex. women clutching her purse in front of a black man. difference race interactions and how a reaction will differ

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Assimilation

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process in which formula distinct and separate groups come to share a common culture and merge together socially. remove cultural differences (residential schools is a negative of this word)

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what is multiculturalism

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demographic reality - diverse society in Canada
policy - groups should be able to maintain cultural differences - celebrate the differences
Ideal - show what Canada is welcoming and accepting

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Transnationalism. Criticisms?

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stuff that’s influenced through flows across nations (people, money, immigrants) Values and ideas that are transplanted across boarders.

sometimes and most often there are not even flows of these things.

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