Across
- 7. Bias its an unconscious attitude and a stereotype that affects how people understand, act and more.
- 9. The ability to influence or use force through authority.
- 14. Freedom from external control.
- 15. The control a dominant group has that makes their customs seem “normal” and like common sense.
- 18. Oppression based on an “ideology” such as racism, sexism, ableism, heterosexism, classism, etc.
- 20. Meritocracy is a society in which people are chosen and moved into positions of success, power and influence.
- 21. Giving every person the same tools, rights, and help regardless of who they are.
- 22. Third World Liberation Front
- 24. oppression is demonstrated in institution and systems reinforce and manifest ideology
- 25. A shared cultural identity and background based on common ancestry, language, history, religion or traditions.
- 26. What does hegemony create?
- 28. Oppression within an institution, either built into the rules of the institution, or put into practice there
Down
- 1. People who have internalized oppression adapt the ideology of their oppressor.
- 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. A person creating their own agency or freedom.
- 4. Alliance of people, groups, political parties, etc. to achieve a common goal.
- 5. When a person harms another within a power dynamic, from microaggressions to murder
- 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.
- 8. is how people, places, things or ideas become normal or not normal.
- 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.
- 11. Consent Normalization of racism in a society and most of the citizens think it's normal.
- 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
- 13. Recognizing that people start from different places and have unique needs. Providing personalized resources so that the outcome is more fair.
- 16. Oppression The development of the isms (Ie: Racism, Sexism, etc.) The creation and maintenance of belief systems, usually with negative connotations.
- 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.
- 19. A strong sense of unity, mutual support, and shared purpose among members of a group.
- 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.
- 27. The state of freedom and being free.