Explain the distinction between overt and subtle racism? give an example of each
What will be an ideal response?
Subtle racism is often hidden from sight and more difficult to prove, in contrast to overt
racism, which is more blatant. An example of overt racism is a public statement about
the "inferiority" of members of a racial or ethnic group. A more subtle form of racism
would be comments that attribute athletic ability to biological makeup and perceived
"natural" abilities.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Animism is the belief that
a. God has a plan for the entire world. b. everything in the world is a conscious, living force that is able to affect us. c. nothing is sacred. d. people can find little meaning in their everyday lives.
The opportunity to control one's own destiny is called ________.
A. authoritarianism B. affiliation C. achievement D. autonomy