Exam 3: Racial Ideologies From the 1920s to the Present

Isn't the fact that the United States had a Black president, has a Latina serving on the Supreme Court, and that a woman of African American and Indian descent is the Vice President, prove that racism is a problem of the past?

What did Fred Toyosaburo Korematsu do to avoid being sent to an internment camp with his parents?

What is a racial ideology?

Which of the following was NOT a legal victory of the civil rights movement?

Give two examples of rhetorical strategies of color-blind racism

Which statement can be attributed to the forty-fifth president?

What is an example of cultural racism?

What is new racism?

In 1960, Black college students sat down at a Woolworth lunch counter reserved for Whites. Even though they were denied service, they continued to sit at the counter in protest. How many students sat at the counter on Monday? How many students sat at the counter by Wednesday of the same week?

When studying cultural racism in Peru, Dr. Tonya Golash-Boza found what?

Why were White Californians threatened by Japanese Californians?

What prompted agribusiness owners in the late 1880's and early 1900's to recruit Mexican laborers to come work on farms in the United States?

Color-blind racism is a racial ideology that explains contemporary racial inequality as the outcome of _______dynamics.

What is Color-Blind Universalism?

In a two-year study of four urban schools in Colorado, researchers found that Black and Latino boys were regularly labeled as: