Definition and History
These types of race relations generate tension, conflict, and social divisions.
What is "Negative Race Relations"
This is a concept learned about in class and is also important for social workers to help fight racism, it includes understanding another culture and their values/practices.
What is "Cultural Competence."
Joel Savary worked hard to diversify this sport.
What is "Ice Skating."
The year in which trends spiked significantly up or down (depending on context).
What is "2013"?
This group of people generally earned less than U.S. workers overall.
Who are "African Americans?"
These types of race relations promote equality, empathy, and inclusivity.
Before this movement minimization (the destructive attitude that discussions around racial equality are unnecessary) was way more common.
What is the "Black Lives Matter Movement (2020)"
About half of Americans believe that this President's term worsened race relations.
Who is "Donald Trump."
What is "down?"
African Americans are ___ likely to say they experience discrimination at work due to their race or ethnicity. (not likely, somewhat likely, or most likely)
What is "Most Likely?"
This is a form of prejudice that generally includes negative emotional reactions to members of a group of negative stereotypes and racial discrimination against individuals, which in some cases can lead to violence.
What is "Racism."
Social workers must do this when challenging discrimination, after all 60% of social workers are white.
What is "Recognizing Privilege."
Things are different now, as seen with the 6 middle schoolers because of this specific innovation.
The several charts summed up all displayed that this race could not afford food, clothing, and health care, and worried more often about bills than another race.
Who are "Black People?"
What is "2016?"
The common microaggression defense people may claim when speaking about race.
What is "Colorblind" or "I Don't See Race."
The movement in the 1960s Social Workers advocated for
What is "The Civil Rights Movement"
This type of racism is what 52% of Black adults believe is embedded in our laws and overall perpetuates inequality and hinders the process.
What is "Structural Racism."
This is the race that felt race relations were better in most given years according to the first graph.
Who are "White People?"
African Americans are this times as likely as whites to say they have been unfairly stopped by the police.
"What is "Five times?"
This concept arises when a group of wealth power or authority preferentially treats members of its own group over members of another group.
What is "Social Injustice."
This is a disguised form of racism that appears when Social Workers consider who is advantaged and disadvantaged by current systems.
What is "Systemic Racism."
This contributes to chronic stress, anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
What is "Overt Acts of Discrimination."
This could be a reason contributing to the unequal responses when asked if food, clothing, health care, and bills could be afforded.
What is "Systemic Racism?"
African Americans are _ out of 10 times likely to be shot by the police.
What is "Nine Times?"