The "power of patience" in anti-oppression work refers to
A. One's capacity to allow others to have reasons to test your commitments, given their own experiences with others with your social background
B. The awareness of how long organizing campaigns can take
C. There are always going to be fights in mixed groups that one has to deal with patiently
D. The need to work with others patiently as they develop leadership skills
Answer: A
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A. ethical B. processual C. lengthy D. accessible
A young adult is arrested for attempted burglary (not in California). It
is his first offense for that, but he had been arrested several times as a juvenile for possession of small quantities of heroin. It is discovered that he attempted the burglary to get money to buy heroin. What would you recommend? A. Imprisonment to the full extent of the law with no possibility for probation, as there should be zero tolerance for his drug-related crime B. Treatment for acute psychosis, as he never would have committed the burglary if heroin had not damaged his rational thinking ability C. Imprisonment for the burglary and treatment for the heroin addiction, with the possibility for probation D. A stern warning but not imprisonment for the attempted burglary and treatment for the heroin addiction
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a. politicians. b. human service workers. c. the media. d. teachers.
A board of directors is a legal entity established by the bylaws, organizational charter, or articles of incorporation
a. True b. False