Western Ideology
The 4 I's
Agents and Targets
All Things Privilege
Diversity & Allyship
100

An "ideal" view of Western unification, made popular by Schoolhouse Rock

What is the Great American Melting Pot?

100

Our class operational definition of Oppression

What is institutional power + prejudice

100

This doctrine encourages the agent/target dynamic

What is the Western binary?

100

This is equated to innate privilege

What is innate power?

100

"Ally" should be treated as a _____ and not a noun. 

What is a verb?

200

Give 4 examples of "isms"

What are:

  • Racism

  • Sexism

  • Ageism

  • Ableism

  • Classism

  • Homophobia

  • Transphobia

  • And many more!

200

Ex: "Karens"

What is an example of interpersonal oppression

200

Another way of describing the agent/target dynamic

What are dominant and minority groups?

200

This group has internalized privilege, not internalized oppression.

What are dominant groups, or agents?

200

Diversity without inclusion focuses on fulfilling diversity ______.

What are diversity quotas?

300

Defined as "those with the most power aiming for unification with unified values within a polarized society/country/world"

What is progress?

300

The idea that one group is better than another, and therefore, has control over them

What is ideological oppression

300

The phrase, "agent/target dynamic" is short for agents and targets of ____________.

What are agents and targets of Oppression?

300

Explains that you can have multiple privileges AND multiple forms of oppression in one identity.

What is intersectionality?

300

True or false: Anyone can call themselves an ally if they believe they are doing the work to uplift a marginalized group. 

What is false: Ally is not a self-proclaimed identity. Being an ally is not something we decide ourselves because it is the choice of those we are allying ourselves with. 

400

A Nigerian proverb that states: "Until the ______ have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the ______."

What is "Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter."

400

When the law backs the active systems at play

What is institutional oppression

400

How power plays a role in the agent/target dynamic

Agents can use their power over others, and targets have power used against them.

400

In the Western world, this is often linked to class privilege and affects how progress is made in dominant groups (Hint: ends in "ism")

What is capitalism?

400

Diversity works to highlight individualism based in identity as an innate source of _____.

What is power?

500

Defined as the implementation of laws that sustain the systems of power at play. 

What is institutional power?
500

When the target feels the must remain as the target

What is internalized oppression?

500

The "ultimate" agent

What is a rich, white, Anglo-Saxon, cisgender, heterosexual, able-bodied, neurotypical, protestant, land-owning older man

500

Members of the dominant group are frequently unaware that they are members of the dominant group. This is also known as the privilege of defining oneself outside of _________. 

What are stereotypes?

500

TRUE equity and liberation would eliminate the _________________ (three words), and therefore end oppression.

What is the agent/target dynamic?

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