Urban areas across a state have experienced an increase in police-brutality incidents. This has particularly impacted marginalized groups. As a result, people want to hold the police department accountable and remove officers who treat residents unfairly.Who would be most likely to establish and organize a social movement to address this issue?
What has been one effect of Cherokee removal that is still felt today?
Why was a diversity visa program included in the Immigration Act of 1990?
On the first day of practice for the school band, Cory introduced himself to the group. "Hi everyone. I play the trombone, which was not an easy instrument to learn. But I wanted to try it because my grandfather played trombone when he worked for an orchestra. Since I picked up the instrument, we have even played together a few times! Also, I wanted to let you all know that I’m trans and use the pronouns he and him. I think this is going to be a great year!”Which detail about Cory is part of belonging to a social group?
What is the definition of equity?
Read the reflective poem. I am from the honking horns and rumbling engines of a bustling streetVehicles with wheels of four or two travel down the pavementTall buildings, glistening with glass and steel, line each side Among the din are the stomp and clomp of sidewalk footstepsAs people of every shape and hue, rush from here to thereThis busy city where I reside provides a home for us all. Which phrase from the poem illustrates the concept of intersectionality?
What challenge related to healthcare access and representation do many Black people face in the US?
Review the map of global migration patterns.
After learning more about a social movement, what is the next step in curating an art exhibit?
How did the Indian Relocation Act of 1956 impact Indigenous populations?
Who were the Brown Berets?
Amber is a Black American teenager who is also a wheelchair user. Recently, she joined an organization at her high school that works to raise awareness about social justice issues. Many members of the group are also Black students. Amber shares similar points of view with them regarding issues such as police brutality and unemployment among Black workers. However, she often has to remind the able-bodied members of the group that issues such as accessibility to public transportation and health care for people with chronic conditions are important issues that should be addressed, too.Which aspect of social identity does this scenario describe?
What is one drawback of a dominant narrative?
Read the restatement of a letter written by Chief John Ross to the US government in 1836.We place our hopes in your kindness, humanity, compassion, and benevolence. It is to you that we repeatedly direct our pleas. Please protect our people and preserve what remains of our well-being. Do not let our abandoned homes stand as evidence of our ruin. However, we hold back, keeping to ourselves the torment that consumes us as we consider our families and esteemed elders. We keep our fears of suffering, devastation, and mortality at bay, all of which are inevitable outcomes of this destructive agreement.What was Chief Ross asking of the government?
In which US region do nearly half of all Asian Americans live?
What is a central element of family life within Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) cultures?
Which level of oppression has led to differences in healthcare outcomes between races?
What was one of the goals of the Cherokee Female Seminary?
What term describes the region that includes South America, Mexico and Central America, and the Caribbean?
In ethnic studies, how are the different levels of systems of power identified?
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