Class
African-American Families in the 21st Century
Latino Families in the 21st Century
Gender
Structural Inequalities & Racial-Ethnic Families
100

The main factor for classifying social class.

What is money?

100

Black single female household median income

What is $25,309?

100

To have an obligation and orientation to the family

What is familism?

100

The basis for dividing labor, assigning roles, and allocating social opportunities. 

What is gender?

100

Social conditions produce aggregate differences between minority and white families

What is racial inequalities?

200

The family patterns are influenced by this. 

What is class and society?

200

African-American families headed by two parents began to decline during these times. 

What is 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s?

200

Having low wage jobs that make it difficult to get out of poverty.

Why is it hard for Mexican origin families to get out of poverty?



200

When males dominate in relationships between men and women. 

What is private patriarchy? 

200

Lower marriage rates, higher rates of female-headed households, out of wedlock births, divorce and other factors associated with lack of support for family life

What is conditions that affect family structure?

300

The two different ways to think about class.

What is cultural approach and structural approach?

300

This has caused movement away from marriage among African Americans

What is demographic and economic factors?

300

These ethnicities in the Latino Community have the highest poverty rate in the United States

What are Puerto Ricans and Mexicans?

300

These overlapping inequalities produce different gender experiences for men and women of different races and gender.

What is class, race, & sexual orientation?

300

Racial minorities encounter discrimination in their effects to buy, finance, or insure a home

What is racial wealth gap?

400

They believe that marriage will probably make their life more difficult. 

What is poor women giving up on marriage?

400

African American men at marriageable age have been in short supply due to these reasons

What is incarceration, lower levels of education than African American women, death, and unemployment?

400

This is profoundly important in Mexican immigrants to help buffer the difficulties of migrating to the United States

What is kinship networks?

400

Women doing all the cooking, cleaning, and laundry around the house. 

What is men gaining time because of women?

400

Erased decades of minority gains, leaving whites 20 times the net worth of Black households and 18 times that of Hispanic households

What is the recession and uneven recovery?

500

Professions such as pharmacists and doctors require self-direction whereas wage/salary earners requires for them to follow orders.

What is the cultural approach to class view?

500

African American families are undermined by changes in the urban economy and the class structure of ghetto neighborhoods. The movement of middle class African American professionals from the inner city has left behind a concentration of the most disadvantaged segments of black population due to this.

What is economic foundations?

500

Networks actively maintained through frequently visiting and ritual celebrations and exchange of goods and services.  



What is used to help to not stop familism from fading through the cultural perspective?

500

Keeping relationships with family members and relatives, helping them in times of need, and organizing the family's needs- such as their schedules.

What is women being in charge of the home?

500

Not completely rejecting mainstream U.S. middle class ideals but also not shedding the influence of their home cultural orientations

What is an adaptive identity style?