Ch.10 Sect.1:Race,Ethnicity, and the Social Structure.

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Ch.10 Sect.1:Race,Ethnicity, and the Social Structure

What you will know… Race Ethnicity Minority Groups

Race Racial categories, physical… 3 racial groups Caucasoids Mongoloids Negroids Difficult describing complexity of race “pure” Race—

Ethnicity Ethnicity— Ethnic group— Based on national origin, religion… How can it survive? Jews Ethnicity and race refer to 2 separate sets of characteristics Examples

Minority Groups Those in power… Language Privileges Minority group— Nothing to do with group size Apartheid 5 characteristics

Ch.10 Sect.2: Patterns of Intergroup Relations

What you will know… Discrimination and Prejudice Sources of the discrimination and prejudice Patterns of Minority Group Treatment

Discrimination & Prejudice Minority status exists because… Discrimination— Behaviors Prejudice attitudes

Discrimination Acts range from… Lynching Legal discrimination Institutionalized disc. Apartheid US, women African Americans Separate-but-equal Supreme Court laws

Institutionalized Discrimination Over time, unequal access to resources… Discrimination becomes part of social structure… Occurs even when legal steps taken to end it

Prejudice Stereotype— People told often and long enough… Self-fulfilling prophecy Serves as a justification for discriminatory actions Racism— Bigots and liberals, 4 kinds

Sociological Explanations Focus on social environment Prejudices are embedded in the social norms People become prejudiced to maintain their group membership

Psychological Explanations Personality Authoritarian personality They are strongly conformist, great respect for authority,… Frustration and anger Scapegoating Why a scapegoat? Physical features, language, dress, religion…

Economic Explanations Competition for scarce resources Chinese workers example Open violence Dominant group encourages competition for resources among minority groups In struggle for jobs, minority groups…

Cultural Pluralism Cultural pluralism— Switzerland example

Assimilation Hold onto unique cultural features “melting pot” Assimilation— Bulgaria example

Legal Protection Civil Rights Act of 1964 Voting Rights Act of 1965 Affirmative action “reverse discrimination”

Segregation Segregation— De Jure De Facto Ghettos Did segregation exist in the US?

Subjugation/Population Transfer Subjugation— Slavery— Apartheid Indirect Transfer Direct Transfer Examples

Extermination Genocide Anti-Semitism Pogrom Holocaust How many died? Other examples Ethnic cleansing— Serbia

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