@Ashleysocl214 I agree, I learned many things I never knew before. And this course is trying to show us the truth, culture and history. Then it lets us think about what should we do. #socl214
One concept I'm likely to remember is mass incarceration. It is not just about a prison, felons and criminals, it's related to Jim Crow and racial discrimination. #socl214
@drewleininger I like the point you focus on. High cost of time is not a good idea. Try to make some changes and innovation can be a better way to solve the real immigration problems. #socl214
If some people want to immigrate to the United States legally, they need to pay much time and energy to prepare for it. Besides, the number of green cards is limited each year. After that, they still need to pay another much time to wait for an uncertain result. #SOCL214
@brat_tani Parental education to their children's future is very imprtant. If there are no new ways or policies to change this situation, bad things will be even worse in the future. #socl214
From this video, I know that the incarceration in America has much higher rates than other countries. Besides, It shocked me that incarceration becomes an inherited trait.#SOCL214
@KiaraP1234 Yes, I also notice that. Redlining policies are related to housing segregation. In my opinion, it's unfair that almost everything is related to race. #socl214
From this video, I learned some new concepts like redlining policies, housing segregation. And I know that some areas designated as red were where African American and other minorities lived, who were prevented getting home loans.#SOCL214
@AGiunta71 I agree with you. Many new policies and actions are always with some unexpected issues. However, there is no doubt that it is changing gradually and it’s better than before. #socl214
From the video, I know that Affirmative action tries to allocate educational resources and employment opportunities more equally, it is a good thing. However, affirmative action might result in new reverse discrimination. #socl214
@EberleBrent I agree with you. This will also give some Asian Americans some unreasonable stress, which might be a reason of the higher rate of suicide they have. #socl214
I learned that “The Model Minorities” is a kind of stereotypes. In fact, it doesn’t mean Asian Americans have higher social position or more privilege. On the contrary, some Asian Americans maybe suffer more stress than others in their daily life. #socl214
@WyattRaymond99 I agree with you. Frankly, I also learn some new and helpful knowledge from the video. I believe that many people misunderstand the correct definition of privilege. #socl214
I agree that everyone has privilege, but I can't totally agree with whole viewpoints in the video. I think if someone works hard and then gets a higher social position, he can be proud of the privilege he has. So, it’s also important to know the definition of privilege. #socl214
@JozieSocl214 It's also my first time to hear about these items. I think there are very few family will do that to their children. It is so bad for children's growth and it's like a body shame. #socl214
From this video, I know that maybe some people love their hair and they are proud of it, but some people think they have Pelo Malo, which make them not very convenient in their daily life. In my opinion, there is no Pelo Malo and Pelo Bueno, don’t regard it as a shame.#socl214
@KiaraP1234 I also noticed this situation from the video. In my opinion, most whites didn't changed their impression of blacks at that time is a main reason. Exactly, it was discrmination and prejudice.
From this video, I know that early pictures of black people and entertainment included criminals, slaves and plain ignorance. It was bad. Nowadays, many actors nominated for a lead or supporting acting Oscar are still white. There is no doubt that it's unfair. #SOCL214
From the video I learned that racism, sexism and ageism might be present and active at the same time in a person’s life. In this case, Intersectionality is a way to understand society by examing intersecting forms of discrimination.#SOCL214