Who planned a march in Washington in 1941 for workers’ rights?
a. A. Philip Randolph, leader of the Railroad Porters Union, demanding an end to racial discrimination in industries receiving military contracts
b. the National Organization of Women, seeking equal pay for women newly hired in defense-related industries
c. the Congress of Industrial Organizations, seeking legislation to organize workers in mines and factories
d. large corporations that wanted fewer regulations and lower taxes during the war
a. A. Philip Randolph, leader of the Railroad Porters Union, demanding an end to racial discrimination in industries receiving military contracts
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A. tend to follow the pre-established norms of dating. B. may get to know each other through hooking up. C. have no desire for long-term relationships. D. get involved sexually without concern about the stigma of a bad reputation.
____________ is the process by which a dominant group uses force and intimidation to physically remove people of a targeted racial or ethnic group
a. De facto segregation c. De jure segregation b. Ethnic cleansing d. Redlining
Which of the following is not a topic for sociological inquiry?
a. Sociology is the study of democracy b. Sociology is the study of social change c. Sociology is primarily interested in the biological origins of social behavior. d. Sociology is the study of social power
The story of Helen Keller, who became blind and deaf, shows how the development of our humanity depends on the ability to understand and use symbols
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.