Context + Framework
Methods/Arguments
Finding 1
Finding 2
100

The concept where Whiteness is constructed as an invisible/ default norm, rather than a distinct racial identity. 

What is white racelessness?

100

What was the number of white teachers interviewed for the study?

What is 32?

100

How did teachers originally see themselves as?

What is invisible and raceless?

100

According to the finding 2, this demographic now makes up the majority of U.S. students.


Who are nonwhite students?

200

Over 50% of U.S students are non white, while 80% of teachers are white.

What is the Demographic Gap?

200

What was the state where these hyper-segregated schools were located?

What is New York?

200

Constantly naming of their race due to students and family who made them notice their whiteness for the first time is referred to as...

what is seeing white

200

two of the three negative emotions listed as distress experienced by teachers in finding 2


What are guilt, frustration, trauma? (any 2)
300

"The set of social and economic advantages that white people have by virtue of their race in a culture characterized by racial inequality" 

What is White Privilege? 

300

This sampling method recruits new participants through referrals from people already participating in the study.

What is snowball sampling?

300

How was it that this study was able to challenge the theory of white racelessness?

What is by showing off how whiteness becomes visible depending on the social context

300

Teachers felt they were no longer viewed as individuals, but as representatives of their race

What is psychic freedom?

400

A sociological theory that says people make sense of the world and decide how to act based on the subjective meanings they give to things through everyday social communication.

What is Symbolic Interactionism?

400

This research approach builds explanations from patterns in the data.

What is the inductive method/research.

400

When recognized, teachers began feeling what they described as discomfort, humiliation and anger, alongside a feeling of unbelonging. What does this study define these behaviors as?

What is feeling white?

400

The finding states that this did not follow teachers home, making the experience strictly this. 

What is localized?

500

White educators accustomed to being the baseline majority increasingly operate as the racial minority in segregated schools.


What is the Spatial Shift?

500

Teachers' racial awareness often faded after returning to predominantly white settings. What type of racialization is this?

What is localized white racialization.

500

Which of the two strategies teachers used to counteract the feeling of being white to perform race would be used to conduct self monitering?

What is protectionary?

500

More than this percent of U.S teachers are white

What is 80%?