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Across
  1. 7. Bias its an unconscious attitude and a stereotype that affects how people understand, act and more.
  2. 9. The ability to influence or use force through authority.
  3. 14. Freedom from external control.
  4. 15. The control a dominant group has that makes their customs seem “normal” and like common sense.
  5. 18. Oppression based on an “ideology” such as racism, sexism, ableism, heterosexism, classism, etc.
  6. 20. Meritocracy is a society in which people are chosen and moved into positions of success, power and influence.
  7. 21. Giving every person the same tools, rights, and help regardless of who they are.
  8. 22. Third World Liberation Front
  9. 24. oppression is demonstrated in institution and systems reinforce and manifest ideology
  10. 25. A shared cultural identity and background based on common ancestry, language, history, religion or traditions.
  11. 26. What does hegemony create?
  12. 28. Oppression within an institution, either built into the rules of the institution, or put into practice there
Down
  1. 1. People who have internalized oppression adapt the ideology of their oppressor.
  2. 2. Shows how different aspects of someone's identity, such as race, gender, class, and sexuality, etc., combine to create modes of discrimination and/or privilege.
  3. 3. A person creating their own agency or freedom.
  4. 4. Alliance of people, groups, political parties, etc. to achieve a common goal.
  5. 5. When a person harms another within a power dynamic, from microaggressions to murder
  6. 6. Unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power. A system of inequality that gives more power to the privileged group while silencing and suppressing the marginalized group.
  7. 8. is how people, places, things or ideas become normal or not normal.
  8. 10. Interpreting history and current affairs in terms of and from European perspectives. History is told through the lens and focused on European or Anglo-Saxon (British & German) ideas, often ignoring or undervaluing other cultures.
  9. 11. Consent Normalization of racism in a society and most of the citizens think it's normal.
  10. 12. To think stereotypical or harmful thoughts of one’s identity, ethnicity, race, or sexuality. To take on a common belief/to accept it as a truth. Changes from person to person
  11. 13. Recognizing that people start from different places and have unique needs. Providing personalized resources so that the outcome is more fair.
  12. 16. Oppression The development of the isms (Ie: Racism, Sexism, etc.) The creation and maintenance of belief systems, usually with negative connotations.
  13. 17. Direct harm between two people, can range from microaggressions to physical violence. Specific targeting of a group of people by a group that holds more power. Ie. hate crimes and actions to harm others or inflict pain.
  14. 19. A strong sense of unity, mutual support, and shared purpose among members of a group.
  15. 23. Social construct that emerged to justify economic exploitation that was already happening, and based on certain physical characteristics to claim that some people are more biologically advanced than others.
  16. 27. The state of freedom and being free.