Across
- 3. this Supreme Court justice would be considered an example of the downside of Black voters solely relying on descriptive representation because this Justice does not prioritize the needs of their racial group just because they are a member of the group
- 4. social sorting is defined as individuals joining a party that includes individuals who share the same identity. This is a form of what kind of partisanship
- 7. a kind of philosophical and political theory that views race as a product of “false consciousness.”
- 10. a scale that rests on these three pillars: anti-black effect, work ethic or belief, and discrimination denial
- 11. this social movement is missing one of the four necessary conditions to be considered a social movement (catalytic leadership) but is still considered a social movement
- 13. scenario: A lighter-skinned mixed-race Black individual in the antebellum era who used their appearance to ‘pass’ as white to gain access to the privileges of being white. What REP concept is this scenario an example of?
- 15. this is a new typology is considered a marker of American Identity according to Figueroa (2018)
- 16. to be between two or more groups/communities
- 18. this author highlights that Latina congresswomen media coverage was more negative in tone and mainly focused on issues like illegal immigration in comparison to Black and White congresswomen
- 19. Immigrants are seen more favorably if they are fluent in English, have a fair skin tone, and from European countries. This evaluation is called
- 20. psychological tool used to measure the attitudes of white americans
- 21. a three-letter acronym for a political science concept that focuses on the development of in-group bias
- 23. Mia Love used this narrative to focus her campaign on traditional American values and make her racial identity irrelevant
- 24. print media writing stories in a strategic way that would capture attention
Down
- 1. this court case weakened the Voting Rights Act of 1965 by ruling that preclearance is unenforceable
- 2. this class reading focuses on racial considerations in politics like partisanship and policy opinions.
- 5. the tradition of exclusion (e.g. men being seen as superior)
- 6. A theory describing how Asian Americans and Black Americans are positioned relative to each other and to White Americans in terms of power and perceived cultural value, ultimately dominating both groups.
- 8. one of the two dominant perspectives of race as a social categorization, according to Omi and Winant, that focuses on making something that is not real.
- 9. the fourth stage of the Theory of Nigrescence
- 12. scenario: A workplace implements a policy to support women employees. However, the policy doesn’t consider the unique challenges faced by women of color, such as racial discrimination. This approach assumes all women face the same issues, focusing only on gender and ignoring the intersection of race and gender. This is an example of what framework?
- 14. immigrant parents are able to share politics about their origin country with their children to contribute to their children’s political socialization
- 17. White Americans perceive a threat to racial status hierarchy, and they resent people of color because of this threat
- 22. a term created by Michael Dawson that believes that minority individuals' experiences are interconnected to the entire group’s experience and can impact them as a whole