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SOC 321: Race, Ethnicity, and Inequality in the United States (Tyler Elston)

This course examines the inequities experienced by racial and ethnic groups in the United States. Emphasis is placed on assimilation models to illustrate conventional thinking centering on the processes of becoming part of American society.

Social Sciences

Tác giả: SOC 321: Race, Ethnicity, and Inequality in the United States
Nhà xuất bản: Tyler Elston
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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Mục lục· 101 mục

01: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations
1.01: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations
1.1.01: Sociological Perspective and Sociological Imagination
1.1.02: Defining Race
1.1.03: Ethnicity and Religion
1.1.04: Multiracial Americans
1.1.05: Social Stratification and Intersectionality
1.1.06: Social Change and Resistance
1.02: Confirmation Bias
02: Social Theory and Relations
2.01: Sociological Theories and Patterns of Intergroup Relations
2.1.01: What is a Theory
2.1.02: Sociological Theoretical Perspectives
2.1.03: Patterns of Intergroup Relations
2.02: Social Imagination
2.03: Power Privilege and Oppression
03: Immigration and Migration
3.01: Immigration and Migration
3.1.01: History and Background
3.1.02: Intergroup Relations
3.1.03: Intersectionality
3.1.04: Social Institutions
3.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
3.02: Growing Older Across Borders- Aging in the Context of Migration
04: Oppression
4.01: Prejudice Discrimination and Racism
4.1.01: Socialization and Culture
4.1.02: Stereotypes and Prejudice
4.1.03: Discrimination
4.1.04: Racism
4.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
4.02: Racial Double Standard - Racial Reductionist Stereotype Among Whites
4.03: Psychological Effects of Racisim
05: Indigenous Americans
5.01: Native Americans
5.1.01: History and Demographics
5.1.02: Intergroup Relations
5.1.03: Intersectionality
5.1.04: Social Institutions
5.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
5.02: Native American Land Losses
5.03: Northwest Native Americans
06: White Folk
6.01: Euro Americans and Whiteness
6.1.01: History and Demographics
6.1.02: Intergroup Relations
6.1.03: Whiteness- White Privilege White Supremacy and White Fragility
6.1.04: Intersectionality
6.1.05: Social Institutions
6.1.06: Social Change and Resistance
6.02: White Privilege
07: African-Americans
7.01: African-Americans
7.1.01: History and Demographics
7.1.02: Intergroup Relations
7.1.03: Intersectionality
7.1.04: Social Institutions
7.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
7.02: Being Black and Poor in the Inner City (William Julius Wilson)
7.03: How IQ and Intelligence Affect our Life (or Not)
08: Latinx
8.01: Latinx
8.1.01: History and Demographics
8.1.02: Intergroup Relations
8.1.03: Intersectionality
8.1.04: Social Institutions
8.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
8.02: Mexico's social movements push for solidarity and alternatives
09: Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders
9.01: Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders
9.1.01: History and Demographics
9.1.02: Intergroup Relations
9.1.03: Intersectionality
9.1.04: Social Institutions
9.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
9.02: Why Asian American Studies Matter
9.03: Beauty Stereotypes We're Tired of Hearing About
10: Middle Eastern Americans
10.01: Middle Eastern Americans
10.1.01: History and Demographics
10.1.02: Intergroup Relations
10.1.03: Intersectionality
10.1.04: Social Institutions
10.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
10.02: Middle East Geopolitics explained simply
11: Social Movements
11.01: Contemporary Social Movements
11.1.01: Defining Social Movements
11.1.02: Immigrant Rights
11.1.03: Black Lives Matter
11.1.04: Indigenous Sovereignty and Environmental Justice
11.1.05: White Nationalism
11.1.06: Solidarity and Intersectionality
11.02: Environmental Racism
12: The Future of Race and Ethnic Relations
12.01: Policies and Future of Race-Ethnic Relations
12.1.01: Introduction
12.1.02: Affirmative Action
12.1.03: Reparations
12.1.04: Immigration
12.1.05: The Future of Race and Ethnicity in the United States