Discuss one encounter presented in the reading in which one of the children demonstrated knowledge of racial or ethnic concepts in a way that contradicted the mainstream research perspective.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary but should be an example in which a child demonstrated complexity in understanding race and ethnic concepts and their salience.
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__________ carry out a significant proportion of all rapes
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Hochschild (cited by Aulette) studied husbands and wives about the division of housework. She found that men either share the work or they resist by using various strategies. These strategies include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. Passively avoid taking responsibility by forgetting things, doing tasks in an unskilled way, and waiting to be asked. b. Reducing the need for the tasks by redefining the situation ("Change the sheets less often" or "Let's go to McDonald's for dinner.") c. Increases emotional support for his wife without doing more housework. d. Claiming a "man's right" to not do "women's work."
______ tend not to focus on conflict and inequality within society.
A. Symbolic interactionists B. Conflict theorists C. Sociologists D. Structural functionalists
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The World War II era has been described by some as the golden age for gays and lesbians in the United States. 2. The homophobia scare was a term given to the government-sponsored attack on sexual minorities and those who engaged in same-sex behaviors. 3. The 1970 uprisings at Greenwich Village's mafia-owned Stonewall Inn denote the beginning of the modern gay rights movement. 4. Homosexuality was removed from the 1973 edition of the DSM as a result of the gay and lesbian movement. 5. John Stone was the first openly gay candidate to be elected to major political office in the state of California in 1977.