Positionality And Intersectionality

Question 1

Indian act of 1876

Answer 1

Call to simulate indigenous children using the residential school system, and there was forced sterilization.

Question 2

What did chapter 4 teach about oppression?

Answer 2

Chapter 4 discusses forced sterilization and discusses the oppression, abuse, and ill treatment of first nation students especially indigenous women through for sterilization

Question 3

The wheel of power and privilege

Answer 3

A wheel the unearned, benefits, advantages, favor, or right that a person receives by nature of their identity

Question 4

Privilege and power

Answer 4

Privilege is And exists and all levels of society. Oppression occurs when someone does not have characteristics to benefit from privilege in comparison to others who have characteristics that give them advantages in society.

Question 5

Intersectionality

Answer 5

Describes multiple forms of discrimination which overlap with each other, this is experienced by marginalized, individuals or groups (example a black woman who is large size and poor)

Question 6

Positionally

Answer 6

The ways that differences in social position and power shape, identities, and access in society

Question 7

The three ways to mitigate bias

Answer 7

Educate yourself, expose yourself to different perspectives, and approach/acknowledge the differences to exist and embrace them

Question 8

Four ways to deconstruct depression

Answer 8

Speak up, share resources, amplify voices that are marginalized, and show support