@thatgirlkyra1 I also feel that the syphillis case study is something I won’t forget. It was so shocking to see so many things talked about in class that many of us never heard of before.
This semester was full of material I’ve never heard of before, but something that really stood out to me was the syphillis case study and I feel like it will always stick with me. I also enjoyed reading the new Jim Crow! #socl214
“Mass incarceration, visualized” talks about how the rate of incarceration is 5 times higher now than it ever was before. “The rate of incarceration is so high,we’re no longer incarcerating the individual, that we are incarcerating whole social groups.” #socl214
@EberleBrent I never heard about redlining until this video but I found it really sad that the minorities were trapped in poverty while white people were able to end up having so much wealth to eventually pass down to their families.
“The disturbing history of the suburbs”taught me a lot about redlining.Redlining was a way of choosing who gets home loans. On the green side it was easy, but the red side consisted of African American minorities. Between 1934-1968,98% of home loans were given to white families.
It’s so surprising to see how many people felt ashamed of their hair texture due to criticism from their families. People talked about how it took them years to love their hair at its natural state was sad and I feel for those who have experienced this feeling before. #socl214
One thing that really stuck out to me was that for 2 years in a row that in the amount of people who were nominated for an Oscar, all of them were white. I liked how they used black panther as an example about how diversity sells. I hope to continue to see a better representation
Intersectionality is the interconnected nature of social groups. This can include race, class, gender, etc. the video says it is “a central framework as we truly engage with issues around privilege and power and work to bring them into the open.” #socl214
Resulting in students with lower family income to score less than people with a higher family income. I also learned that black and Hispanic students are not represented nearly as much as white and Asian students which is extremely wrong. #socl214
I found “are the SATs racist” very intriguing because I’ve always known that the SATs can’t determine academic excellence and I was happy to learn more. This video made me realize that the SAT is just like any other test, except this test requires you to pay to study. #socl214
The difference between race and ethnicity is race is based on observable/ physical traits, while ethnicity isn’t. I found it interesting how she added in that 2 people of the same ethnicity can be different races, and that race is a social construct. #socl214