Quizzes 07-011 Flashcards
Omi and Winant dispute the existing/standard definitions/approaches to race. Which of the following is NOT one of those approaches?
aversive ideological definition of race
According to Omi and Winant, writings about the biological nature of race resulted in justification of inequitable allocation of political and social rights, while also NOT maintaining the ideology of the “rights of man”.
false
Blaxploitation refers to what?
the 1971 film “Shaft”; films that exploit the African-american experience; group of films that portrayed the black man protagonist as violent criminals, super studs, pimps, and drug dealers
Sydney Poitier stands out because he was an African-American actor who played middle-and upper-class roles during the sixties. He was equal and often superior to any white antagonist. What film did he star in as a doctor?
“guess who’s coming to dinner”
Which of the following is NOT a stereotyped persona of a black person?
Chav
McIntosh suggests that whites often do not notice race-based social benefits that qualify as white privilege.
true
The Harder They Fall passes the Bechdel test in which of the following ways?
Two named female characters speak to each other about their history, for cumulatively greater than a minute.
Which of the following is an example Morris uses in his discussion of the “standard body” being white?
medical testing/research is based off the white male body
Which of the following is an example Morris uses in his discussion of the “standard mind” being white?
SAT scores are created to reinforce ideas of white supremacy
Morris says that white people are considered the ideal, the epitome of perfection.
false
Which of the following is NOT one of the ways that Morris describes potential solutions for White Normativity?
abolish race as a category
Morris states that the process of White Normativity accounts for positive and negative stereotypes of non-white races because white people are considered the most _____________.
human
Which of the following is NOT one of the types of characters found in a Western, according to Belton?
sheriff
Nate Love, Cherokee Bill, Rufus Buck, Stagecoach Mary, Jim Beckworth, and Cuffee were all real people.
true
In Westerns women are often symbols of civilization and what?
the east
According to Belton’s description, Cuffee from The Harder They Fall falls into which character type in a Western?
tenderfoot
According to Belton, in Westerns which major industry has a complicated relationship with the West, being both a savior and an offender?
railroad
Peggy McIntosh states that she began to realize her white privilege after experiencing co-workers who were unaware of their __________.
male privilege
Rufus and Nate were enemies, but also ____________________.
brothers
The Harder They Fall serves as a positive ________________________ (3 words) because it highlights black historical people who are rarely taught in US schools or seen in media.
racial formation project
microassault
often conscious, racial slur intended to hurt the victim
microinsult
often unconscious, demean a person’s racial or ethnic identity or heritage, includes rudeness and insensitivity
microinvalidation
often unconscious, excludes, negates, or nullifies a racial minority’s thoughts, feelings, or experiences
According to Sue, et al. the problem with microaggressions, and the reason they typically create more stress and more damage to minority groups, is that they are NOT which of the following?
are relatively rare
Jim White takes the team where, when he learns they have never been there before?
beach/ocean
According to Julio Cammarota, films typically employ a white savior narrative because that is the way that history actually works.
false
McFarland, USA passes the Bechdel test in which of the following ways?
the film doesn’t pass the Bechdel test
According to the clip seen in class on the Southern Border, where is the greatest number of undocumented people coming from?
overstayed visas
McFarland, USA is a white savior film.
true
According to Rowe, which of the following statements are true of borders:
a) they represent a specific racial/ethnic ideology
b) they are a function of control and power
c) they’re manmade and arbitrary
What are the three forms of microaggressions identified by Sue et al?
microinsult, microassault, microinvalidations
According to Sue et al, Microaggressions are
often unintentional
According to Rowe, what is the social, political, and cultural function of “white victimization”?
rationalizing state violence
Which of the following is NOT one of the topics outlined by Rowe regarding race and nationalism?
brown victimization