capitalism
This specter has been haunting Europe for centuries.
What is communism?
American national identity is based on these shared factors.
What is territory, history, and ideals?
Torture is different from other forms of violence for these reasons.
What are custody, motivation, and extra-legality?
Social movements arise in response to this situation.
What is the failure of normal politics?
This is the ability to see individual biography in the context of larger social and historical situations.
What is the sociological imagination?
This discovery enabled the rise of the global market.
What is the discovery of America?
This document is the most sacred text according to the American creed.
What is the Constitution?
This type of torture is the one predominantly used by the U.S. in the 21st century.
What is interrogational torture?
The Civil Rights Movement is an example of this kind of social movement.
What is a reform movement?
What is masculinity threat?
The intensification of this basic process causes the worker to be alienated from his labor.
What is the division of labor?
These 2 creedal values sometimes contradict each other.
What are unlawful enemy combatants?
This is the language a social movement uses to talk about itself and the issue it's addressing.
What is a frame?
Our gender identities come to be seen as "natural" through this process.
What is socialization?
This price determines the minimum wage.
What is the cost of subsistence?
Rosa Parks' story is an example of this creed-reinforcing device.
What is a myth?
The United States is the only country that has not ratified this right.
What are the rights of children?
The "March for Our Lives" was renamed in an attempt to change this frame.
The "colorbind" attitude towards race is an example of this kind of racial project.
What is a neoconservative racial project?
This "epidemic" proves that capitalism is doomed to failure.
What is over-production?
This idea from the American creed provides an explanation/justification for past wrongs.
What is teleological progress?
This is the right of a (usually ethnic) group of people to rule themselves.
What is self-determination?
According to Taylor, "identity politics" are the result of this process.
What is categorization by dominant groups?
This policy requires that students who commit certain infractions are expelled or turned over to police.
What are zero tolerance policies?