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Apartheid: The rise and fall of South Africa's 'apartness' laws

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Is this an example of a centripetal or centrifugal force?

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Is this an example of a centripetal or centrifugal force?

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What keeps a culture together?

There are forces that both unite and divide people around the world.

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5. How can someone be of the same ethnicity but of a different race?

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Race & Ethnicity: Crash Course Sociology #34

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3. How do we determine someone's race?

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2. On your card:
Summarize how this short story relates to what we've learned about ethnic groups.

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A Navajo Creation Story | The Story of God

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People within an ethnic group share a well-developed sense of belonging to the same cultural group.

They might share an origin story or cultural history, a homeland or hearth, religion or languge.

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Identity is how we make sense of ourselves – identifies who we are

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Identity is how we make sense of ourselves – identifies who we are

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To better understand culture, let's think more about identity.

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To better understand culture, let's think more about identity.

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For the following cards, rate how much each concept has to do with your identity.

1. Then make your own card and choose one of your high rankings and explain how that concept has shaped your identity on that card.

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Language, ethnicity, and religion are factors in creating centripetal and centrifugal forces.

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Use your responses from Cultural Forces Practice 1 and 2 to submit a response on Canvas.

Your responses should be in complete sentences and include explanations.

"One example of a centripetal force from the apartheid videos is....."
"This is a centripetal force because..."

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How Nelson Mandela United a Country During 1995 Rugby World Cup

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Those things that divide groups of people and disrupt or destabilize societies.

F = force people apart

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Centripetal Forces
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Centrifugal Forces
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Those things that unite a group of people and promote stability.

P = pull people together

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6. Write down one thing that demonstrates how race is not based on science.

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What is race and how does it compare to ethnicity?

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What is race and how does it compare to ethnicity?

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Race is a label that is assigned to us by those in power as a way to categorize humans.

Ethnicity is a label that is chosen based on one's own identity.

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We construct our identities through experiences, emotions, connections, and rejections; identity is not static

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We construct our identities through experiences, emotions, connections, and rejections; identity is not static

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Identity
Ethnicity
Ethnic Neighborhood
Race
Centripetal Force
Centrifugal Force

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We have different identities at different scales, but they are intertwined

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We have different identities at different scales, but they are intertwined

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•Local  (communities and neighborhoods)

•Regional (southerners, Utahns, migrants from other places)

•National – American, college students, Democrats/Republicans

•Global – Western, educated, MDC/LDC, free, etc.

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Religion: believing in god and going to church every week.

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1. Sports: Sports has been in my life since I was youngin especially football. Football has shaped me into what I am today and what I like. The football teams that I played for, are welcoming, but most not so well.
2. Ethnic groups have their own ways of doing things that other people don't really do.
3. We determine someone's race by their skin or the way they talk.
5. The stuff that happened back then, brought lots of slaves to Mexico. They took in the Mexican ethnicity. Race is something physical and what is on the outside, but ethnicity has to deal with something on the inside.
6. Race is not related to science because it has to deal with where you come and what ethnicity you are.

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1. Race: I remember knowing my friends were one color and I was a different color.  I tried to fit in with people who were the same color, but religion got in the way.  When I tried to fit in with religion I was the wrong color....this was hard and helped define my identity of feeling lost as a teenager.

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1. language was never a problem, I always had friends that understood my jokes in spanish or anything I say. Also when I have close friends they come over and are able to communicate with my family. 

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1. language was never a problem, I always had friends that understood my jokes in spanish or anything I say. Also when I have close friends they come over and are able to communicate with my family. 

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1. music

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it was really hard to find people who i could easily interact with who also had the same interest or who were open to chat about different interests and similar interests in different ways without judgment

2. We see people define their culture and connecting it with current thing and times as well as their own old historical culture

3.most people determine race by the way you look

6. Irish and other white people were not white but ethnic in the 1900(?)

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music has always let me express myself without having to talk. I put it as 5 stars because I use it to put thoughts into word and also to pass time.

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1. Sports: I do lots of sports, and it's part of something I love to do everyday.  I've played comp soccer since I was 9, and run track, xc, and tumble.
2. This short story relates to what we've learned about ethnic groups are that people express themselves/cultures by acting/doing certain things.
3. I think we tend to determine someone's race by their appearance.
4. Someone can be of the same ethnicity, but different race because someone could have the same ethnic background, but not the same appearance or race.
5. Race is not based on science because it's based on visible traits of a person.
6. Centrifugal, Centrifugal, Centripetal, Centripetal.

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1. Language has always been important to be because i remember being in 3rd and 4th grade and speaking Spanish to my family members in front of people and feeling ashamed.
2. this shows that ethnic groups have their  own ways of doing things but they also they have different traditions.
3. race is not based on science because trait that society Thinks.

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religion becuase we believe on god and going to church every Sunday and December 12 celebrate the birthday of Guadalupe.

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religion: my belief in god and going to church on a regular basis

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1. One of my high ranking ones was sports. Sports have alsways been part of my life, wether it is soccer, basketball, and right now skiing and doing swimming.
2.In this video we see how people define their culture, and how specific cultures work. We can also see the mixing of old and new cultures. We also see new personal identities.
3.To define race we look at the color of peoples skin, but really, you need to know where they are from.
4. Social groups make rules based on features that they think are important, event they are not based by science.
5. Enthnic groups are people. Who beleive the same things, while race is based on where you are from.

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1. Music really defines me and my character since I listen to music so often and it can affect the way i feel and even my confidence
2. This video shows the merging of new and old norms of an ethnic group. Despite wearing traditional clothing and following tradition they mixed in modern technology
3. We determine race using skin color and other physical traits, it's not very accurate
5. The history of many countries allow for people to be different races but the same ethnicities. White Europeans raping and mixing with black and Indigenous women hundreds of years ago is why many people can be whiter than others
6. I think something that demonstrates that race isn't based on science is the fact that we aren't different species, we are one race. The human race. Yet the idea of race was created to cause even more division

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1.religion: my belief in god and going to church on a regular basis
2. this video gives an example of passing down culture from generation to generation.  It also demonstrates ethnic cultures.
3.race is determined by color and appearance and is a social thing

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1.religion: my belief in god and going to church on a regular basis
2. this video gives an example of passing down culture from generation to generation. It also demonstrates ethnic cultures.

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1.religion: my belief in god and going to church on a regular basis
2. this video gives an example of passing down culture from generation to generation.  It also demonstrates ethnic cultures.
3.race is determined by color and appearance and is a social thing
5.) ethnicity is your background and is genetic.  Someone may have the same ethnic background but not the same race and physical appearance.
6.) race is created by society.

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1. Sports: Sports have always been a huge part of my life. I played a great amount of sports throughout my life including soccer, skiing, dance, climbing, tennis, gymanstics, and swimming. I now only play soccer and ski. I am on a USA Metro team for soccer and I am on the AltaBird Free-ride team for skiing. Last season I was ranked 2nd in the nation and won nationals last February. This is a huge part of my identity because this is something I spend a ton of time doing and it is a huge source of happiness for me.
2. It seem like in our society, to define a persons ethnicity and culture, we look at the color of their skin, but in reality it is so much deeper than that.
3. It is partially a social construct. A society gathers important traits from their people and that is now used as a identifier for their people.
4. Race is based upon observable, visible traits. Ethnicity is based upon a persons culture, language, beliefs, and other non-visible traits.

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Centripetal Forces
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