Cancel Culture
The act of no longer following a celebrity/public figure after a moral error and using social media to announce your decision, while enticing others to follow.
What is Cancel Culture?
Unearned, unconscious or conscious systemic benefits of access to certain resources and social rewards and the power that shapes the norms and values of society based on skin color.
What is White Privilege?
A set of attributes, behaviors, and roles chiefly associated to boys and men.
Form of a language which is normalized in a specific region or social group/community.
What is Dialect?
What is an Immigrant?
What is a mistake?
A conscious or unconscious prejudice against an individual or group based on their identity.
What is Bias?
Traits such as misogyny and homophobia, can be considered “toxic” due to their promotion of violence, including sexual assault and domestic violence. These traits are in the socialization of boys often normalizing violence. This is often explained away by a common phrase.
What is Boys will be Boys?
AAVE is an acronym for...
African-American Vernacular English
LPR is an acronym for...
What is Lawful Permanent Resident?
These two men were used as examples of celebrities who were used in the Cancel Culture who made moral mistakes, potentially #canceled
Name the activity done at this SJCH.
What is the Invisible Knapsack?
Media outlets have a bit part in perpetuating toxic masculinity especially in how it portrays _______________, with TV shows and movies portraying them as violent, tough or the antagonist.
Who are Men of Color?
An approach to grammar that is concerned with describing the use of language by native or non-native speakers without reference to the "correctness" of rules. Any rules associated are made according to the daily use of the language.
What is Descriptive Grammer?
Instead of using harmful terms such as "illegal/alien" other terms should be used...
What is - undocumented immigrant, unauthorized immigrant or non-citizen?
An act that is intentional, often repeated offence, made without regard to consequences or consideration of an apology, often ending in denial or a rejection of criticism.
What is Malice?
Name the narrow racial stereotypes perpetuated by society's European standards and beauty, effected by the ideology of colorism or the prejudicial or preferential treatment of same-race people based solely on their color.
What is White Passing?
Condition of lacking the ability to connect or communicate with someone's emotions.
What is Alexithymia?
An approach to grammar that is concerned with establishing norms and correct and incorrect usage, formatting rules and norms to be followed by users of the language. Comes with a specified and standard set of grammar rules.
What is Prescriptive Grammar?
Name 2 of the three key components of an apology if you are called out.
1. Acknowledge the wrong doing specifically
2. Say thank you to the person or people who made you aware of the error
3. Move forward and work on changing your behavior
Who is Eldra Jackson?
Illiteracy law for African-Americans ended after the Civil War in the southern states in....
(within 20 years either way)
To apply for US Citizenship you must meet three eligibility requirements. (Name 2)
What is... - be at least 18 years old at the time of filing, be able to read, write and speak basic English, be a personal of good moral character?