Cultural Identity: Race and Ethnicity

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Cultural Identity: Race and Ethnicity Culture groups Few or many characteristics (language, religion, race, food, etc.) Subculture Races Single species Secondary biological characteristics Ethnic groups Ethnocentrism

What race are these guys?

Race Does not exist on a scientific level, despite influence of the idea. Biological variation is real; the order we impose on this variation by using the concept of race is not. Race is a product of the human mind, not of nature. Based on a three category system developed in Europe in the 18th century: caucasians, mongoloids, and blacks. The truth is that there is very little fundamental genetic variety between humans and no way to tell where one category stops and another begins. Race is literally skin deep. There has not been enough time for much genetic variation. We do not have distinct “races” or “subspecies.”

Japan Town, San Francisco, 1910 Race in the U.S. Genetic mixing is so common and complete that most geographers dismiss race as a category since it can not be clearly tied to place. Rosa Parks Japan Town, San Francisco, 1910 Dogs Used to Control Protestors, 1957

What is ethnicity? How is it different than race? 1. identity with a group of people who share the cultural traditions of a particular homeland or hearth. Thus: customs, cultural characteristics, language, common history, homeland, etc... 2. a socially created system of rules about who belongs and who does not belong to a particular group based on actual or perceived commonality of origin, race, culture. This notion is clearly tied to place. Turkish Armenian Puerto Rican Mongolian Japanese Kazakh Thai Chinese

Nationalities and States Nationality - legally it is a term encompassing all the citizens of a state, but most definitions refer now to an identity with a group of people who generally occupy a specific territory and bound together by a sense of unity arising from shared ethnicity, customs, belief, or legal status. Such unity rarely exists today within a state. State - a politically organized territory that is administered by a sovereign government

Nationalism Helps create national unity Can be very dangerous Can breed intolerance of difference and Others