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Prejudice

Prejudice. Part 2 slides-Pgs 57-78. Links. Stereotypes and Sport Team Names. Are college and professional teams who use mascots patterned after American Indians “honoring” American Indians? Webster’s dictionary defines term Redskin : “American Indian usually taken to be offensive”

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Prejudice

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  1. Prejudice Part 2 slides-Pgs 57-78

  2. Links

  3. Stereotypes and Sport Team Names • Are college and professional teams who use mascots patterned after American Indians “honoring” American Indians? • Webster’s dictionary defines term Redskin: “American Indian usually taken to be offensive” • Should the Washington pro NFL team change their name as many other college teams and professional teams have done recently?

  4. Color Blind Racism • A term Coined by modern race scholar Eduardo Bonilla Silva • Refers to the use of race neutral principles to defend the racially unequal status quo • Assuming we live in a color blind society perpetuates inequality • In public debates on social issues, race is rarely spoken of explicitly-Instead people use social class , citizenship, or criminal labels to substitute for race • People will use race neutral terms while supporting policies that are potentially racist or treat groups unequally • “I’m not racist, it’s just that black people commit more crime so it’s ok to make streets safer by racially profiling” • It’s not that I’m Islamophobic, I just think Arab Americans should be frisked before getting on a plane” • “No, I have a lot of Mexican friends. I just think they should be a citizen to get their education here”. • O’Reilly Video

  5. W.E.B Du Bois: The Veil • The Mood of the Oppressed • Many members of subordinate groups report feeling at some point that society may be treating them differently, which can lead to feelings of contempt towards all whites • Much traditional research never measured non white attitudes on racial issues

  6. Research on Racial Outlooks • Latinos, African Americans, and Asian Americans all have reservations about state of race relations in U.S compared to whites • Is racial tension a problem? • Is there equal opportunity? • Does the CJS favor the rich? • Is there lots of discrimination against your community? • All three groups have a positive outlook towards future • Why?

  7. If you feel you are treated unequally by people, if you have been a victim of racial profiling, if you have suffered from forms of discrimination, can this cause self hate? Low self esteem? Negative self-fulfilling prophecies? • Relates to internalized homophobia and high rates of attempted suicide of gay teens • Many scholars are interested in the affect of prejudice and discrimination on one’s identity, self esteem, and quality of life? • Racial Profiling video

  8. Do many African Americans, Asian Americans, and Latinos hold prejudicial and stereotypical views towards other racial and ethnic minorities?

  9. Intergroup Hostility • National surveys reveal relatively levels of prejudice among racial and ethnic minorities • Some groups feel they get along better with certain groups than others • Charts on pg 64 • What foster’s intergroup hostility? • Conflict theory and class consciousness

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