According to Stuart Hall, what is culture about?
Shared Meanings
The dominance of one group over another is often supported by legitimizing norms and ideas.
Hegemony
What term did Professor Tomas M. Martínez and José Peralez use to explain how the Western genre turned Brown bodies into subjects of victimization?
Moving Targets
What device is detonated to annihilate a people’s belief in their names, in their languages, in their environment, in their heritage of struggle, in their unity, in their capacities and ultimately in themselves?
Cultural Bomb
According to Ava Du Vernay's documentary 13th, the United States imprisons approximately what percentage of the world's prison population?
25%
What elements make up Praxis?
Theory, Action, and Reflection
A 19th-century belief that American expansion was justifiable, inevitable, and preordained.
Manifest Destiny
What journalist was killed during the Chicano Moratorium in 1970?
Ruben Salazar
Hint: Two possible answers
What did the Navajo/Dine use to fight with in World War II?
Their Language and Culture
How much money did the State of California pay out in the first year of the bounty killings of Indigenous people?
1 Million Dollars
According to Paulo Freire, what simple action leads to liberation?
Dialogue
The idea that certain people, things, and practices belong in certain spaces, places, and landscapes and not in others
Moral Geography
What was the name of the Spanish-language television station in Los Angeles that depicted the police brutality in the walkouts and student protests of 1968?
KMEX-34
According to the 2022 Latinos in Media Report, which year had the highest percentage of Latino Leads in Film?
2021
What term is derived from the posted and verbal warnings to African Americans that they must leave by sunset?
Sundown Towns
What unique term did bell hooks coin that could be used to explain systems of oppression?
Imperialist white-supremacist capitalist patriarchy
A metaphor for understanding the ways that multiple forms of inequality or disadvantage sometimes compound themselves and create obstacles that are often not understood in conventional ways of thinking.
Intersectionality
What Aztec deity can be seen in the Chicanx mural Read Between the Lines?
Quetzalcoatl
According to the U.S. State Department, in what year did the first Arab individual immigrate to the United States?
1527
According to Tanisha C. Ford, what "were seen as restrictive because they were tied to other rules designed to police and contain women's bodies."
Dress Codes
What system added to the segregation at Alhambra High?
Educational Tracking System
The process of deconstructing colonial ideologies of the superiority and privilege of Western thought and approaches.
Decolonization
What is the name of the mural that depicts the violence that occurred during the Chicano Moratorium?
The Black and White/Moratorium Mural
In the Top 100 films of 2019, how many movies did not depict LGBTQ+ Hispanic/Latinx characters?
98
What Supreme Court case overruled state laws banning interracial marriage?
Loving v. Virginia