Intersectionality Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A society in which members have equal opportunities and gain or lose social standing based on their work, talent, and efforts is called a __________.  caste society  monarchy  class society  meritocracy 2 Which theory states that poverty, and the poor, are necessary for society to run smoothly?  Social conflict theory  Structural-functional theory  Symbolic interaction theory  Social exchange theory 3 In many societies, men are expected to be tough ...

Ch. 1) Social work practice consists of the professional application of social work values, principles, and techniques to all but which of the following ends? correct answer: convincing clients of the best possible choices to make regarding their lives Ch.1) An affluent Caucasian suburban teenage girl likely has different experiences with and perceptions of police officers than a poor African American man living in the city. This contrast illustrates the concept of ______. correct answer: i...

empirical research and social theory - ANSWER -theories are statements regarding how facts are related to each other and the connections between them -the level of analysis and theory help determine the method used to measure the social phenomena sociology's major theoretical perspectives - ANSWER -guides sociologists' ideas and research -helps them understand social behavior -helps develop explanations of organized social patterns and their relationships -can be micro- or macro- level ...

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The document provides a comprehensive analysis of the impact of prejudice and racial bias in a country. It discusses various aspects, including immigration policies, homeownership opportunities, career prospects, law enforcement, education, healthcare, media representation, intersectionality, and grassroots movements. Drawing from personal experiences and the depicted image, the document highlights how systemic discrimination affects marginalized communities, perpetuating inequality and hinderin...

WOMS Exam 1 Chapter 1. intro: What were the origins of Women's Rights Activism in the United States? (Include 3 points discussed by the authors) - 1) Started with abolition movement to end slavery 2) "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" by Mary Wollstonecraft 3) Seneca Falls Convention 4) Women's Suffrage Association Chapter 1. intro: What is CEDAW? what position has the US taken on CEDAW - Convention on the elimination of all-forms of discrimination against women. -US hasn'...

Hegemony correct answers Dominant groups in society maintain their dominance by persuading minorities to accept dominant moral, political, and cultural values. Hegemony is always being renegotiated/readjusted: to fit the time period and who is being oppressed at that time. EX: Mexican immigrants were considered the ones at the low end of the spectrum while Blacks were upgraded to "white" status during the period of the Mexican Revolution. EX: Buffalo soldiers persuaded by the dominant gro...

Notes based on the 7 lectures and the assigned readings & videos: * Please note that notes for some articles are missing but I indicated their authors and title to ensure that you are aware of which ones I did not include notes of. 1. Video 1 - Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui (Bolivian indigenous feminist scholar) 2. Video 2 - Discussing feminism with Latin-American women 3. Video 3 - Mujeres que no se quedan en casa durante COVID-19 4. Banet-Weiser, Sarah, Rosalid Gill & Catherine Rottenberg....

The belief that one's own ethnic group and way of life are superior to others is most accurately called: - Answer- Ethnocentrism The University of Houston social work faculty member who has become a well-known figure for her writing and speaking on subjects like vulnerability and shame is: - Answer- Brene Brown Social workers incorporate the knowledge and skills of many professions (e.g., mental health counselors, nurses, police officers, and psychiatrists) as needed to serve clients and ...

TAMU SOCI 205 Exam 3 Latest Questions with 100% Accurate Answers | Latest Update social stratification - Answer️️ - the division of society into groups arranged in social hierarchy social inequality - Answer️️ - the unequal distribution of wealth, power, or prestige among members of a society slavery - Answer️️ - the most extreme form of social stratification and is based on the legal ownership of people caste system - Answer️️ - form of social stratification in which sta...