Privilege Power And Difference Jeopardy Template

Privilege, Oppression, and Difference	Capitalism, Class, and the Matrix of Domination	Making Privilege and Oppression Happen	How Systems of Privilege Work	Denial and Resistance
100 True T/F Worldwide, thirty percent of women report having been sexually or physically assaulted by a partner, and women are more at risk of being a victim of rape and domestic violence than of cancer, car accidents, war, and malaria combined.	100 False T/F Adam Smith saw capitalism as a. collection of small, independent producers and entrepreneurs competing with one another to provide what people need at a price they are willing to pay	100 True T/F In the four years after former President Barack Obama took office, with high approval ratings from whites, negative views of blacks increased in the white population.	100 False Women are culturally disidentified with power, which which means it is harder for them to make use of it without being challenged. T/F Women are culturally identified with power	100 True T/F The simplest way to help others make different choices is to make them ourselves, in the open, where everyone can see. As we shift the patterns of our own participation, we make it easier for others to do so.
200 5:1 Among illegal drug users, for example, whites out number blacks by more than _______ , and yet blacks make up sixty percent of those imprisoned for that offense.	200 Modern Capitalism The goal of _______ is to turn money into more money.	200 Privilege and Oppression Between crises and scandals ______ and _______ continue the insidious work of making organizations increasingly dysfunctional and vulnerable.	200 Men Research shows that ________ receive the overwhelming majority of attention in classrooms at every level of education	200 Talk about it In order to do something about privilege and oppression, we have to first __________
300 Rodney King What is the name is the black motorist that uttered a simple yet exasperated plea, "Can we all just get along?"	300 Economics What is the base of every social institution?	300 The positive or negative treatment of people because they happen to belong to a particular social category What is discrimination?	300 Privileged ________ groups are assumed to represent humanity and society as a whole	300 “People are just people; their skin color doesn’t matter”, or “I do not see you as a black person” Provide an example of the colorblind theory
400 Unearned advantage and Conferred Dominance What are the two types of privilege? Provide examples for each?	400 The cultural devaluing of women has long been used as an excuse to pay them less and exploit them as a source of cheap labor How does capitalism make use of gender equality?	400 12 Among people with disabilities, the employment rate is _________ times higher than it is for people without disabilities.	400 Whether someone is arrested for a crime, or wins a Nobel Prize, whites are rarely identified as white, because it is assumed. What does white identification mean?	400 “People of color are just as racist as white people.” Provide an example of reverse racism
500 What is oppression? The systemic subordination, exploitation, and mistreatment of one group by another as an assertion and defense of privilege. What is oppression?	500 The interconnection of different forms of privilege and oppression and the complex ways in which people's standing in relation to one affects their position and experience in relation to another What is the matrix of domination?	500 Unconscious bias either for or against a category of people What is implicit bias? Provide an example	500 In a social system, the behavior or appearance that is expected of participants based on their position in a particular situation What is the path of least resistance? Provide an example	500 "Nothing we do as individuals matters, but thats that its virtually important we do it anyway... Continued (pg. 111) Define Gandhi's Paradox and the Myth of No Effect

Privilege, Power, and Difference

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