Media Studies/Sociology
John Fiske explained that people ripping holes in their jeans in order to create new semiotic meaning is an example of what process?
Excorporation
T.D. Rice is known as the "Father of Minstrelsy" because of his creation of which notorious character?
Jim Crow
Letter from Birmingham Jail
Beginning at the Seneca Falls Convention, the 1st Wave of Feminism is usually referred to by what name?
Women's Suffrage Movement
This San Diego location became a public display of Chicano art after it was occupied by protestors demanding the construction of a community park.
Chicano Park
Jazz music being played on mainstream radio and becoming widely commercialized is an example of what process?
Incorporation
This style of music originated amongst African Americans in the Mississippi Delta region and lyrically depicted the hardships of life in the segregated South.
The Blues
Sheriff Bull Connor used attack dogs and water hoses against peaceful youth protestors during this event in 1963.
Children's Crusade (Birmingham Campaign)
This 1990s musical movement exemplified the beliefs of 3rd Wave Feminism.
Riot Grrl
This woman was a counselor at Camp Jened and a founder of Disability in Action. She is considered the "Mother" of the Disability Rights Movement.
Judy Heumann
This is a one-sided relationship that someone builds with a figure in media (be they fictional or real). Psychologically speaking, this can "stand in" for a real relationship.
Parasocial Relationship
This 1939 Billie Holiday song shed light on the horrors of lynching and was banned on many radio stations. TIME Magazine later called it "the most important song of the 20th Century."
"Strange Fruit"
This man was the NAACP's lawyer in the Brown v. Board of Education (1954) case. He later became America's first Black Supreme Court justice.
Thurgood Marshall
This consciousness-raising group was ahead of their time in their calls for more intersectional thinking in the Women's Liberation Movement.
Combahee River Collective
The Disability Rights Movement stressed this idea which claimed that we should not see people with disabilities as "sick" but should instead investigate how society can better make space for them.
Social Model of Disability
This sociological theory states that sustained, authentic contact with someone from an outgroup will reduce prejudice towards that group.
Contact Hypothesis
Circuses and World's Fairs often featured this attraction, where people from "exotic" cultures were put on display in a dehumanizing fashion. These attractions are sometimes called "human zoos."
Ethnological Congress
In an article we read on music in the Civil Rights Movement, historian T.V. Reed claimed that the music of the movement introduced many to this idea which was a common theme in the Black church.
Liberation Theology
This woman made history when she became the first Black woman elected to Congress in 1968. She made further history by being the first woman to run for President on a major party ticket in 1972.
Shirley Chisholm
Cesar Chavez became the public face of the Delano Grape Strike, but this woman was just as important in planning and coordinating the movement even though she often doesn't get as much credit.
Dolores Huerta
We read a study about the TV show Will & Grace which showed that viewers of the show showed reduced prejudice towards gay men. This was due to what sociological phenomenon?
Parasocial Contact Hypothesis
This San Diego venue was a prominent stop on the Chitlin' Circuit and earned San Diego the nickname "Harlem of the West."
Douglas Hotel/Creole Palace
This man was a leader of SNCC who coined the term "Black Power."
Stokely Carmichael
This advocate for women's suffrage was also a founding member of the NAACP.
Ida B. Wells
This law guarantees access to public education for any child with a disability. (I want the full title, not just the acronym!)
Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act