Question 1

Explain how some types of country music is racialized music.

Accepted Answer

Country music has a long history of bein

Question 2

A 2017 national survey of African Americans found that half reported experiencing racist slurs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Most actual construction of video games is controlled by ________, and sometimes ________, game creators.

Accepted Answer

A)  white; Asian 
B)  white; Indigenous 
C)  white; black 
A)  white; Asian 
B)  white; Indigenous 
C)  white; black

Question 4

Describe Abby Ferber's research comparing the subculture of white-supremacist groups to the general sports subculture in depicting black men.

Accepted Answer

Abby Ferber's research compares the subc

Question 5

Researchers examined major newspaper editorials and opinion commentaries for the 1994-2010 era, most of them written by moderate or liberal commentators. They found:

Accepted Answer

A)  when media commentators discussed poverty among blacks they were likely to suggest that their poverty resulted from problematical individual causes, such as laziness, or from their buying into a so-called culture of poverty. 
B)  conservative media commentators were more likely than liberal media commentators to suggest that poverty among blacks resulted from problematical individual causes, such as laziness. 
C)  conservative media commentators were more likely then liberal media commentators to suggest that poverty among blacks resulted in a so-called culture of poverty. 
D)  All the above 
A)  when media commentators discussed poverty among blacks they were likely to suggest that their poverty resulted from problematical individual causes, such as laziness, or from their buying into a so-called culture of poverty. 
B)  conservative media commentators were more likely than liberal media commentators to suggest that poverty among blacks resulted from problematical individual causes, such as laziness. 
C)  conservative media commentators were more likely then liberal media commentators to suggest that poverty among blacks resulted in a so-called culture of poverty. 
D)  All the above

Question 6

A CBS poll of high school students found that half with parents who made overtly racist comments admitted that they too had made racist comments.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Studies of white police officers have found all the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  white police officers are no more likely to be racially resentful of blacks than are other (non-police) whites. 
B)  white police officers are much more likely to see blacks as violent than are other (non-police) whites. 
C)  white police officers are much more likely to believe that whites face racial discrimination in workplaces than are other (non-police) whites. 
D)  mostly white police officers arrest and kill black males at significantly higher rates than males in other racial groups. 
A)  white police officers are no more likely to be racially resentful of blacks than are other (non-police) whites. 
B)  white police officers are much more likely to see blacks as violent than are other (non-police) whites. 
C)  white police officers are much more likely to believe that whites face racial discrimination in workplaces than are other (non-police) whites. 
D)  mostly white police officers arrest and kill black males at significantly higher rates than males in other racial groups.

Question 8

Recently, researchers complied data from district attorney and police files in order to assess criminal suspect and officer characteristics, as well as contextual factors in police shooting incidents in the Denver area. What did these in-depth data reveal?

Accepted Answer

A)  Police officers, including a substantial majority who were white and a minority who were officers of color, were more restrained and compassionate in dealing with whites than blacks. 
B)  Police officers saw black suspects as much more threatening than whites. 
C)  While blacks were more likely to be shot than whites, they were not more likely to be involved in serious crimes or to have just victimized other people, including police officers. 
D)  Broader "societal fears" of community crime involving blacks seemed to influence numerous officers not to wait for more information and to be quicker in shooting black and Latino suspects. 
E)  All the above 
A)  Police officers, including a substantial majority who were white and a minority who were officers of color, were more restrained and compassionate in dealing with whites than blacks. 
B)  Police officers saw black suspects as much more threatening than whites. 
C)  While blacks were more likely to be shot than whites, they were not more likely to be involved in serious crimes or to have just victimized other people, including police officers. 
D)  Broader "societal fears" of community crime involving blacks seemed to influence numerous officers not to wait for more information and to be quicker in shooting black and Latino suspects. 
E)  All the above

Question 9

Discuss significant links between racial attitudes and discriminatory actions.

Accepted Answer

Racial attitudes and discriminatory acti

Question 10

Describe how the dominant societal preferences for female body type are racialized in a manner that is usually biased against black women and how this dominant gendered-racist imagery generates resistance.

Accepted Answer

The dominant societal preferences for fe

Question 11

Drawing on the work of Damon Williams, explain why even classic terms from the 1960s civil rights movement, involve contemporary white racial framing.

Accepted Answer

Drawing on the work of Damon Williams, i

Question 12

One psychological study of 209 whites found that most believed that anti-white bias had declined sharply since the 1950s.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Discuss negative white views of affirmative action in terms of the following elements of the white racial frame:
i. beliefs aspect (racial stereotypes and ideologies)
ii. integrating cognitive elements (racial interpretations and narratives)
iii. visual and auditory elements (racialized images and language accents)
iv. "feelings" aspect (racialized emotions)
v. inclination to action (to discriminate)
vi. strong positive orientation to whites and whiteness (the pro-white subframe)
vii. the strong negative orientation to racial "others" who are exploited and oppressed (anti-others subframes)

Accepted Answer

Negative white views of affirmative acti

Question 14

Illustrate each of the seven aspects (see below) of the white racial frame by drawing on Joe Feagin's and Kimberley Ducey's discussion of racist images and attitudes throughout U.S. history.
i. beliefs aspect (racial stereotypes and ideologies)
ii. integrating cognitive elements (racial interpretations and narratives)
iii. visual and auditory elements (racialized images and language accents)
iv. "feelings" aspect (racialized emotions)
v. inclination to action (to discriminate)
vi. strong positive orientation to whites and whiteness (the pro-white subframe)
vii. the strong negative orientation to racial "others" who are exploited and oppressed (anti-others subframes)

Accepted Answer

i. beliefs aspect (racial stereotypes an

Question 15

One recent study found that whites' welfare views are less racialized than they were a decade earlier.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

U.S. neighborhoods are no longer racially segregated.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

An American National Election Study found that 44 percent of whites saw whites as more intelligent than blacks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Young white children regularly use white racial framing to exclude or exert power over children of color.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Whites-in-blackface minstrel shows continued well into the 1900s.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Anti-black attitudes and images are revealed and reproduced constantly in the everyday discourse, commentaries, and writings of whites and other nonblacks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Explain how some types of country music is racialized music.

A 2017 national survey of African Americans found that half reported experiencing racist slurs.

Most actual construction of video games is controlled by , and sometimes , game creators.

Describe Abby Ferber's research comparing the subculture of white-supremacist groups to the general sports subculture in depicting black men.

Researchers examined major newspaper editorials and opinion commentaries for the 1994-2010 era, most of them written by moderate or liberal commentators. They found:

A CBS poll of high school students found that half with parents who made overtly racist comments admitted that they too had made racist comments.

Studies of white police officers have found all the following EXCEPT:

Recently, researchers complied data from district attorney and police files in order to assess criminal suspect and officer characteristics, as well as contextual factors in police shooting incidents in the Denver area. What did these in-depth data reveal?

Discuss significant links between racial attitudes and discriminatory actions.

Describe how the dominant societal preferences for female body type are racialized in a manner that is usually biased against black women and how this dominant gendered-racist imagery generates resistance.

Drawing on the work of Damon Williams, explain why even classic terms from the 1960s civil rights movement, involve contemporary white racial framing.

One psychological study of 209 whites found that most believed that anti-white bias had declined sharply since the 1950s.

One recent study found that whites' welfare views are less racialized than they were a decade earlier.

U.S. neighborhoods are no longer racially segregated.

An American National Election Study found that 44 percent of whites saw whites as more intelligent than blacks.

Young white children regularly use white racial framing to exclude or exert power over children of color.

Whites-in-blackface minstrel shows continued well into the 1900s.

Anti-black attitudes and images are revealed and reproduced constantly in the everyday discourse, commentaries, and writings of whites and other nonblacks.

Systemic Racism-A Comprehensive Perspective

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The White Racial Frame- a Social Force

Racial Oppression Today: Everyday Practice

More Racial Oppression: Other Institutional Sectors

White Privileges and Black Burdens: Still Systemic Racism

Systemic Racism: Other Americans of Color

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Explain how some types of country music is racialized music.

A 2017 national survey of African Americans found that half reported experiencing racist slurs.

Most actual construction of video games is controlled by ________, and sometimes ________, game creators.

Describe Abby Ferber's research comparing the subculture of white-supremacist groups to the general sports subculture in depicting black men.

Researchers examined major newspaper editorials and opinion commentaries for the 1994-2010 era, most of them written by moderate or liberal commentators. They found:

A CBS poll of high school students found that half with parents who made overtly racist comments admitted that they too had made racist comments.

Studies of white police officers have found all the following EXCEPT:

Recently, researchers complied data from district attorney and police files in order to assess criminal suspect and officer characteristics, as well as contextual factors in police shooting incidents in the Denver area. What did these in-depth data reveal?

Discuss significant links between racial attitudes and discriminatory actions.

Describe how the dominant societal preferences for female body type are racialized in a manner that is usually biased against black women and how this dominant gendered-racist imagery generates resistance.

Drawing on the work of Damon Williams, explain why even classic terms from the 1960s civil rights movement, involve contemporary white racial framing.

One psychological study of 209 whites found that most believed that anti-white bias had declined sharply since the 1950s.

One recent study found that whites' welfare views are less racialized than they were a decade earlier.

U.S. neighborhoods are no longer racially segregated.

An American National Election Study found that 44 percent of whites saw whites as more intelligent than blacks.

Young white children regularly use white racial framing to exclude or exert power over children of color.

Whites-in-blackface minstrel shows continued well into the 1900s.

Anti-black attitudes and images are revealed and reproduced constantly in the everyday discourse, commentaries, and writings of whites and other nonblacks.

Systemic Racism-A Comprehensive Perspective

Slavery Unwilling to Die- the Historical Development of Systemic Racism

The White Racial Frame- a Social Force

Racial Oppression Today: Everyday Practice

More Racial Oppression: Other Institutional Sectors

White Privileges and Black Burdens: Still Systemic Racism

Systemic Racism: Other Americans of Color

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Most actual construction of video games is controlled by , and sometimes , game creators.