Mental Health
Economic Trauma
Racial Trauma
MLA Format
The Los Angeles Lakers!!!!!
100

An emotional psychological response to horrific experiences.

Trauma

100

The amount of money coming into a household on a regular basis (monthly or annual salary, etc.)

INCOME

100

Unlike equality, this term is used to describe all people receiving specific resources so that everyone achieves equal results.

Equity

100

To help with readability and editing, MLA format requires all essays to be written with this type of spacing.

Double space

100

Exactly 20 years ago, this legendary Lakers player switched his jersey number from 8 to number 24.

Kobe Bryant

200

After going through traumatic experiences, instead of negative psychological symptoms, some people show signs of this positive psychological change.

Post-Traumatic Growth

200

The total worth of all of a person's assets including properties, savings, investments, stocks, etc.

Wealth

200

The act of conquering a land and dominating the indigenous people in that area.

Colonization (or Colonialism)

200

MLA format requires all margins to be set at this length.

One inch

200

As one of the longest rivalries in sports history, this basketball team (with 18 championships) is the evil villain enemy of the L.A. Lakers.

The nasty smelling, booger eating Boston Celtics

300

Psychologist Jonathan Haidt developed this metaphor to describe the conflict between our automatic emotional part of the brain and our conscious rational part of the brain.

The elephant and the rider

300

The unequal distribution of income or wealth or opportunities between different groups in society

Economic Inequality

300

At some point in history, this country has invaded or colonized 171 of the almost 200 countries on the planet.

Great Britain (or England)

300

The special type of indentation used for each source on the Works Cited page.

Hanging indentation

300

Before moving the team to Los Angeles, the Lakers were part of this city known as "The Land of 10,000 Lakes."

Minneapolis, MN

400

An enhanced state of sensitivity and constant scanning of the environment for threats, often resulting from trauma, anxiety, or chronic stress,

Hypervigilance

400

The lowest amount of income needed for someone to meet their basic needs of standard living

Living wage

400

The everyday slights, indignities, put downs and insults that people of marginalized groups experience in their day-to-day interactions with people.

Microaggressions

400

A brief reference within the body of a paper (written in parentheses at the end of a sentence) that indicates the source of a quote, idea, statistic, or fact.

In-text citation

400

Dominated by players such as Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul Jabar, and James Worthy, this exciting time period of the 1980s Lakers was known by this name.

Showtime!

500

In a class lecture, we discussed resilience and growth in the form of this Japanese art form of repairing broken pottery using lacquer mixed with powdered gold.

Kintsugi

500

The movement of a person or household from one economic class to another

Economic mobility

500

Demographic shifts that occur in big cities in which upper-middle class and/or racially privileged individuals move into historically poor and/or racially oppressed neighborhoods  

Gentrification

500

On the Works Cited page, if one of your sources has no author, then begin the entry with this instead.

The article title

500

This legendary Lakers player is nicknamed "The Logo" because a silhouette outline of him became the actual logo for the NBA.

Jerry West