@JozieSocl214 Hey Jozie,
I will also remember the Japanese Internment camps along with colorblind racism. Like you, these topics were never discussed before and was a real eye opener. #socl214
@AGiunta71 Good Morning, my thoughts exactly. I wonder if the process were to get less tedious and more accepting, if we would see a drop in illegal immigration. #socl214
The citizenship process in America is very long and expensive and it's not even guarantee that you will be granted a green card. I did not know there was a lottery system available and did not know we only took 50,000 out of the MILLIONS that apply. #SOCL214
@angelgrvce Hey Angel,
Great post! I also thought that was a crazy ratio! 1 in 9 is very common and it's sad that a child has to be affected and it's also sad seeing how studies show little achievement and behavioral issues. #socl214
In "Mass Incarceration, Visualized", I learned that there is about 1.2-million African American children that has a parent that is incarcerated. Which works to be 1 in 9 African American children. Studies show those affected children have lots of behavioral problems. #SOCL214
@dilynn_erngren Hey Dilynn,
Great tweet. I agree the video does a great job creatively explaining what the history of the suburbs. I agree you can still see the segregation in neighborhoods in most major cities. Great post! #SOCL214
Adam ruins everything is such an informative show and makes information digestion easy. Red lining zone made it easy for white people in the green zone to get approved for loans. Red zones made it next to impossible for minorities and non-whites to get loans. #SOCL214
@GenyuanL Good Morning,
As much as I agree with your point that it is a good thing that it allocates educational resources and employment opportunities more equally, I liked how you pointed out the other side of the sword. Where in turn it might cause some reverse discrimination.#socl214
Affirmative Action is a program sponsored by a group or government that is designed to redressed historic injustices by granting the affected group access to educational and employment opportunities. #SOCL214
@thatgirlkyra1 Hello, this is so well said! It's sad that the media also follows the stereotypes that are associated with Asian backgrounds. Great post!
The Immigration Act of 1965, only allowed Asians with a professional backgrounds to enter the US. Professional backgrounds such as doctors or engineers. #SOCL214
@brat_tani Hi Brittany,
I agree this video has helped make the topic of "privilege" more approachable. I would always tip-toe into a conversation regarding privilege because it can be such a hot topic.
When people hear "privilege" it sounds like someone is being blamed. When used it a sentence it makes it sound like something is not deserved. #SOCL214
@EberleBrent Hey Brent,
Yeah I thought it was kind of odd that these people were considering their hair pelo malo when it's something they cannot control. It was also sad to see that people would use "relaxers" (assuming it's a product or treatment) so they could feel pretty. #socl214
After watching the video on pelo malo, I learned that growing up these people were told that their hair wasn't good and had to get "relaxers" to make them feel "pretty". The video also talked about how their grandparents would get anxious because of their hair type. #SOCL214
@EberleBrent Hi Brent,
I might not watch a lot of movies, but I would have to agree with you on that one. From the movies that I have seen, the African American actors do seem to follow a racist stereotype. #socl214
After watching the video regarding black representation in films, as an odd millennial I do not watch movies, or binge watch TV shows, so I was not aware that there was such misrepresentation in the film industry. I like that companies started a revelation. #socl214
@alennddd Good Morning Alend, up until this point, I also have never heard of the intersectionality term. After watching the video, I feel like a have a better understanding and have seen situations like this before. #socl214
Kimberle Crenshaw originated the term Intersectionality, which is a way of understanding social relations by examining intersection forms of discrimination. Meaning a combo of racism, sexism and ageism can exist at the same time in a situation. #socl214