Guess the Race/ Ethnicity
Racism or Prejudice?
Types of Racism
Terminology
100
White and Black.
100
A store owner follows a customer around the store because they are wearing a Hijab.
Prejudice.
100
"I don't see color."
Colorblind Racism.
100
A preconceived judgement or opinion, usually based on limited information.
Prejudice.
200
Black and Samoan.
200
Black girls are 6 times more likely to get suspended from school than White girls.
Racism.
200
When given the choice between dolls completely identical in every way except for their skin color, Black children disproportionately chose dolls with White skin.
Internalized Racism.
200
The inherent advantages possessed by a white person on the basis of their race in society.
White Privilege.
300
Mexican and European.
300
44% of Black householders own their homes compared to 74% of White householders who own their homes.
Racism.
300
A person believes it is our grandparent's generation that is racist and today anyone can make it if they try hard enough.
Colorblind Racism.
300
Policies that eliminate discrimination among applicants and give minorities a fair share of opportunity.
Affirmative Action.
400
Dominican and Puerto Rican.
400
Parents who don't want their child marrying a White person.
Prejudice.
400
Enslaved Africans created the language of Creole in Haiti. Racist powers deem these languages mere "dialects" of the "standard" English that White people speak, and they attach negative connotations to these languages such as "broken" or "nonstandard".
Cultural Racism.
400
Attempt to seem unprejudiced but will expose their racial biases when they are able to blame their prejudice on other racism.
Aversive Racism.
500
Chinese and Hawaiian.
500
A person who is fearful of Indians actively avoids interacting with those who are Indian.
Prejudice.
500
A White employer who supports equality but favors White candidates over Asian candidates in job interviews when all individuals' qualifications for the position are the same.
Aversive Racism.
500
Process by which individuals are categorized into racial groups based on their physical appearance.
Racialization.