The first cornerstone of apartheid was the Population Registration Act of 1950, which:
a. distributed governmental benefits on the basis of occupational and residential status.
b. prompted arrests of Africans for failing to comply with residential segregation policies.
c. resulted in rampant bribing of government officials to obtain legal citizenship status.
d. legally required all Africans to carry detailed registration papers at all times.
d
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Inez believes that in an analysis of the "harm" of illegal drugs in America, a researcher should consider whether or not drugs interfere with people reaching their goals. Inez's ideas are in line with __________
A) functionalism B) conflict theory C) symbolic interactionism D) feminist theory
The U.S. Supreme Court has recently ruled that public school systems a. should take into account the race or ethnicity of a student in order to achieve integrated schools
b. cannot try to achieve or maintain integration taking explicit account of a student's race. c. students have no right to their choice of schools? they must attend the school assigned to them by their district administrators. d. must use busing, if necessary, to achieve race and ethnic integration of their schools.
In the context of school-based drug-use prevention programs, which of the following statements is true of Project ALERT?
A. The educational program is based on the social influence model and teaches resistance skills, normative education, and media influences. B. The educational program with this project is delivered by police officers. C. The program is delivered in the fifth grade, and follow-up surveys are done one month later. D. The program is targeted on substance abuse such as cigarette smoking, alcohol use, and marijuana use.
______ provide important financial and emotional support to immigrant communities and LGBTQ.
a. blood brothers b. families of choice c. kin networks d. co-workers