Social exclusion and inclusion Flashcards
What is privilege when it comes to social groups?
Privileged groups establish the societal norms and standards by which other groups
are judged
What is privilege?
a certain entitlement granted by the state or other authority to a restricted group by birth or on another conditional basis
What is right?
an inherent irrevocable entitlement held by all from the moment of birth
What is social exclusion?
a lack or denial of resources, rights, good and services and inability to participate in the usual relations and activities available
What is intersectionality?
explains how multiple social identities and systems of oppression interact to create unique experiences of discrimination and privilege
What are the 6 types of exclusion?
- political
- economical
- social
- cultural
- geographical (remote locations/ segregation)
- migration
How can a criminal record affect someone’s personal life?
- employment
- housing
- education
- profession
- rights
- travel
- stigma
What are the 3 themes of the safety net?
- gaps in traditional social insurance and income transfer programs
- reinforce active labour markets policies
- modernize labour make rules
What is the point of the safety net programs?
protect families from the impact of economic shocks, natural disasters, and other crises. Typically, publicly supported and administered
What is the difference between pathogen, epidemic, pandemic and immune system?
P - disease-causing agent
E - disease outbreak in a community
P - global epidemic
IS - protects us
What are the classification of infectious diseases?
- blood borne
- respiratory
- STI
- vaccine preventable
- vector borne (from animals or insects)
What is the difference between physical/ chemical and immune system defenses?
P/C - skin/ enzymes, mucosa
IS - antigens/ antibodies
What is the physiological response?
- fever
- vaccine: bolster immunity
- pain
