Question 8 of 10Jala feels that her almond-shaped brown eyes are not as pretty as blue eyes that are rounder in shape. Jala's feelings of inferiority are called _____.A.exclusionary rightsB.passive acceptanceC.internalized racismD.white privilege

Question 6 of 10Gisela didn't say anything when her friend made a joke about the texture of Black people's hair. What is Gisela showing?A.Assertive behavior toward racismB.Institutional racismC.Intolerance toward racismD.Passive acceptance of racism

Question 10 of 30Which person is expressing an antiracist view?A.Keiji, who avoids situations in which he thinks racial slurs will be madeB.Senna, who has been hurt by racial slurs made by people at schoolC.Hana, who tells kids making racial slurs that they should stopD.Demetrio, who pretends he does not hear when his friends make racial slurs

Question 4 of 10Which of the following leads to interpersonal racism?A.SexismB.Institutional racismC.Internalized racismD.Color blindness

Read this excerpt from Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun:His sister BENEATHA enters. She is about twenty, as slim and intense as her brother. She is not as pretty as her sister-in-law, but her lean, almost intellectual face has a handsomeness of its own. She wears a bright-red flannel nightie, and her thick hair stands wildly about her head.Based on the character description, what can the reader infer about Beneatha?A.She is her own person and doesn't care about how she looks.B.She is envious that her sister-in-law is prettier than she is.C.She thinks she is intellectually superior to her family.D.She and her brother Walter have a great deal in common.

Select the correct answer.Which statement most closely represents Zitkála-Šá’s point of view about the "paleface" people she encounters on the train? A. She is bothered that they feel they can just stare at her. B. She is curious about the strange ways in which they speak. C. She is disappointed that they do not seem more friendly. D. She is intrigued by how different from her they look.