unit 1

Question 1

Sex assigned at birth

Answer 1

-biological
-Based on external genitalia

Question 2

Gender Identity: man, woman

Answer 2

-your mind (of the gender bread)
-how you feel, your inner psychological sense of who you are

Question 3

Gender expression: masculine or feminine

Answer 3

-external
-the entire body of the gender bread man because we can express our gender in several ways

Question 4

sexual orientation

Answer 4

-the heart of the gender bread man
-Focused on feelings not behaviors

Question 5

cisgender

Answer 5

a person whose gender identity aligns with their sex assigned at birth

Question 6

transgender

Answer 6

a person whose gender identity does not align with their sex assigned at birth

Question 7

nonbinary

Answer 7

a person who identifies as a different gender than they were assigned at birth, specifically an identity that doesn’t align with the traditional ideas of man and woman

Question 8

culture

Answer 8

shared way of life for a group of people, and is transmitted from generation to generation by the process of socialization and enculturation

Question 9

diversity

Answer 9

dimensions that make us different from one another

Question 10

how is race a social construct

Answer 10

The human genome project found that there is no biological foundations to race and racial groups are more similar than we think
- race is not biologically determined
- a class divided

Question 11

culture

Answer 11

shared way of life for a group of people, and is transmitted from generation to generation by the process of socialization and enculturation

Question 12

diversity

Answer 12

dimensions that make us different from one another

Question 13

intersectionality

Answer 13

the ways in which systems of inequality overlap based on gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, etc

Question 14

aversive racism

Answer 14

a contemporary and subtle form of prejudice that replaces old fashioned/explicit forms of racism

Question 15

what are the implications of race?

Answer 15

structural inequality, politics, economic and health disparities

Question 16

explicit bias

Answer 16

attitudes, beliefs, or prejudices that individuals consciously and openly hold toward certain groups of people

Question 17

implicit bias

Answer 17

unconscious attitudes, beliefs, or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.

Question 18

Lavender Scare:

Answer 18

a moral panic about homosexual people in the United States government which led to people who were gay or allies were fired from their government

Question 19

Stonewall Uprising:

Answer 19

when LGBTQ+ people fought back against police during a raid at the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York City, in 1969. It sparked the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement.

Question 20

what are the 5 pillars of islam (FPAFP)

Answer 20

Faith (shahada) - believing in God
Prayers (salat)
Alms giving (zakat)
Fasting (sawm)
Pilgramage (Hajj)

Question 21

microaggression

Answer 21

a subtle comment, action, or behavior that communicates a negative or discriminatory message towards a person or group

Question 22

islamophobia

Answer 22

a fear or hatred towards Islam or Muslims, often leading to discrimination, prejudice, or unfair treatment based on religious beliefs or practices associated with Islam

Question 23

what factors contribute to islamophobia?

Answer 23

9/11
- Misinformation and Stereotypes: Negative portrayals of Muslims in media and pop culture can reinforce stereotypes and misinformation, leading to fear and prejudice
- ignorance about islam
- xenophobia and racism

Question 24

visible disability

Answer 24

disabilities apparent to others, such as physical disabilities,or certain medical conditions that affect one’s appearance or movement. Examples include using a wheelchair, being blind or deaf, or having a physical deformity.

Question 25

invisible disability

Answer 25

disability that may not be apparent upon first meeting someone.
-These disabilities can include chronic pain, mental health conditions, cognitive impairments, or conditions like diabetes or autoimmune disorders.