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Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Myth 1—Idea That Any Race is Superior All Races Have Geniuses and Idiots Myth 2—Idea that Any Race is Pure Human Characteristics Flow Endlessly Together Race: Myth and Reality
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Race Refers to Biological Characteristics Ethnicity Refers to Cultural Characteristics Common Ancestry Cultural Heritage Nations of Origin Ethnic Groups
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Minority Group—People Singled Out for Unequal Treatment Minority Group Can Be Racial or Ethnic Minority Group Not Necessarily Numerical Minority Minority and Dominant Groups
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Dominant Group—Group with Most… Power Privileges Highest Social Status Dominant Group Does the Discriminating Minority and Dominant Groups
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Minority Groups Occur Because of… Expansion of Political Boundaries Migration Minority Groups Share Characteristics Emergence of Minority Groups
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Membership is an Ascribed Status Physical or Cultural Traits Held in Low Esteem by Dominant Group Unequal Treatment Marry Within Own Group Feel Strong Group Solidarity Shared Characteristics
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Relative Size Power Appearance Discrimination Ethnic Work Constructing Racial-Ethnic Identity
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Common Throughout the World Discrimination is an Action Racial Discrimination is RACISM Discrimination Results from Prejudice Ku Klux Klan and Neo-Nazis Prejudice and Discrimination
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Learning Prejudice Internalizing Dominant Norms Media Group Membership Prejudice Against Own Group Prejudice and Discrimination
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Each Racial-Ethnic Group Views Other Groups as Inferior in Some Way Dislike of One Group Associated with Dislike of Other Groups Older, Less Educated More Prejudiced Extent of Prejudice
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Home Mortgage and Car Loans Health Care Individual and Institutional Discrimination
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Psychological Perspectives Frustration and Scapegoats The Authoritarian Personality Theories of Prejudice
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Sociological Perspectives Functionalism Conflict Theory Symbolic Interactionism Labels Create Prejudice Self-Fulfilling Prophesy Theories of Prejudice
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Genocide Population Transfer Internal Colonialism Global Patterns of Intergroup Relations
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Segregation Assimilation Multiculturalism Global Patterns of Intergroup Relations
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Nation’s Founders Included Only Those from England (WASPs) Other “White” Europeans Inferior Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States—White Europeans
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Numbers, Origins, Location Spanish Language Diversity Comparative Conditions Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States—Latinos (Hispanics)
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon The Struggle for Civil Rights Rising Expectations and Civil Strife Continued Gains Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States—African-Americans
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Current Losses Race or Social Class? Racism as an Everyday Burden Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States—African-Americans
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Background of Discrimination World of Striking Contrasts Reasons for Success Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States—Asian-Americans
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Diversity of Groups From Treaties to Genocide and Population Transfer The Invisible Minority and Self- Determination Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States—Native Americans
Chapter 12: Race and Ethnicity Copyright © Allyn & Bacon The Immigration Debate Affirmative Action Towards a True Multicultural Society Looking Towards the Future