Identify the anthropological research question that most clearly takes an intersectional approach to race.a.Why do middle-class African Americans experience racial discrimination, despite their class status?b.What do white nationalists want?c.How have U.S. Census categories for race and ethnicity changed over time?d.How can anti-racist work support local communities in protecting themselves against police violence?

Race vs. ethnicity (definitions and relevance)Prejudice and discrimination (what are they)Ways to alleviate prejudice (class lecture notes)Institutional vs. individual discriminationWhite PrivilegeSociological perspectivesGeneral characteristics of dominate (European/White Americans) and minority groups (Latinx/Hispanic, African Americans, Asians, Arab Americans Native Americans) in the U.SGlobal Patterns of Intergroup Relations (i.e. population transfer, segregation, assimilation pluralism…)

Question 6 of 10Which is a legacy of racism?A.Mexican American farmworkers created a union in the 1940s.B.Many rappers are African American.C.Some sports teams have mascots that are associated with American Indian stereotypes.D.All of the above are true.

Which of the following sociological perspectives theorizes that racist views provide the dominant group with a moral justification for maintaining an unequal society?Multiple choice question.labelinginteractionistfunctionalistconflict

Critical race theory explores the relationship among race and what two other concepts?Group of answer choicessymbolic ethnicity and situational ethnicityindividual discrimination and institutional discriminationracism and powerrace and ethnicity

What is a finding of the Penner and Saperstein (2008) study about racial classification discussed in lecture?Hispanic men who were born to parents in the top 1% of the income distribution were more likely to drop in social class than Black men from the top 1%.Participants were more likely to re-classify themselves as white if they had not been previously incarcerated.Employers were more likely to classify resumes as coming from white men if they had a criminal record.Racial majorities experience a different form of Stereotype Threat.