Social Justice Terms
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Oppression at the idea level. At the core of all oppressive systems.

What is ideological oppression.

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A complete sentence that contains a subject and a predicate.

What is an independent clause?

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Your position, stand, or point of view on an issue that many people disagree on.

What is a claim?



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A person, place, thing, or idea.

Noun


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We use this to combine two independent clauses in a compound sentence.

What is a semicolon?

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An example of internalized oppression.

What is...

Black on black crime

Depression/Anxiety

Self-hate/Self-doubt

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An incomplete sentence that is dependent on another independent clause to make sense

What is a dependent clause?

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Your ideas that support your claim

What is an argument?


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McDonald's, Nike, and Rite of Passage are examples of what kind of nouns

Proper Nouns


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Definitions, Synonyms, Antonyms, Examples, and General are all types of...

What is context clues?

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An example of Institutional Oppression


What is school segregation?

What is police brutality?

What is mass incarceration of black men?

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A sentence containing one independent clause.

What is a simple sentence?

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The facts that you use to support your argument. Can be data, historical events, statistics, or other facts.

What is evidence?


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Nouns that you cannot perceive with your five senses

What are abstract nouns?


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The energy that is added to a word outside of it's denotation (dictionary definition)...

What is nuance?


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How groups and individual identities result in combinations of discrimination and privlege.

What is intersectionality?


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A sentence with two independent clauses combined with a semicolon or a semicolon and a conjunctive adverb.

What is a compound sentence?


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The ideas of those who are in opposition to your point of view

What is counter-argument?


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A word or group of words added to the beginning of the word to change the meaning of a word.

What is a prefix?

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Power given from your charisma, self-confidence, self-respect, networks of support, and individual characteristics that we and others value.

What is personal power?


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The four types of oppression

What is ideological, interpersonal, institutional, and internalized?

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Ensuring all parts of a list in a sentence use the same structure- to make it sound better.

What is a parallelism?

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Your response to the counterargument (why they are wrong and why you are right).

What is rebuttal?

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A word or group of words added to the end of a base word to change the meaning.

What is a suffix?

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Treating a person or a group as though if they are insignificant (because of their race and ethnicity, socioeconomic status, age, and ability) by isolating or disempowering them.

What is marginalization?