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In the Cory Booker video, they didn't want him and his family to move into the white neighborhood because they are black. They thought it would bring down rates of other white people wanting to move in the neighborhood.

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Institutional racism is perpetrated by social and political institutions schools, courts, or the military. Unlike individual racism, institutional racism or systemic racism, has the power to negatively affect the bulk of people belonging to a racial group. Institutional racism can be seen in areas of wealth and income, criminal justice, employment, health care, housing, education, and politics

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This is different than just 1 act of racism because it involves the whole system of law enforcement. It's systematic racism.

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What stood out to me was that some people who have white privilege seem so completely unaware to what African Americans and other ethnic groups face. It's like equality is causing them to feel like a right is being taken away from them.

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Thought processes that happen without you knowing it, that you might not agree with; attitudes towards people or associate stereotypes with them without our conscious knowledge

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1. When they showed photos of white men and black men holding either a gun or a wallet, people hesitated longer to shoot an armed white target, and they were quicker with black armed targets which shows a preference to give white men the benefit of the doubt.
2. Stopped black and Hispanic drivers are searched more often than white drivers
3. Light skinned immigrants in the U.S. make more money on average than those with darker skin
4. Minorities "whiten" their resumes when applying for jobs; having a white sounding name improves your chances
5. Central American and Mexican refugees aren't being treated at the same level as Ukranians at the border

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the beliefs, thoughts, feelings, and attitudes someone holds about a group

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stronger type of prejudice used to justify the belief that one racial category is superior or inferior to others

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instead of just biased THINKING, it's the actions against a group of people

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oversimplified generalizations about groups of people; doesn't take individual differences into account

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prejudice in which someone believes one type of skin tone is superior or inferior to another within a racial group

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Describes a shared culture - the practices, values, and beliefs of a group. This might include shared language, religion, and traditions, among other commonalities

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Certain groups become racialized through a social process that marks them for unequal treatment based on perceived physiological differences

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People with high levels of melanin in their skin may consider themselves white if they enjoy a middle-class lifestyle. Someone with low levels of melanin in their skin might be assigned the identity of black if they have little education or money

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Low income families, students who don't take AP classes, race, immigrants, African Americans, Hispanics

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Hispanic people, trans, disabled, poor, African American, Jewish

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Low income families, immigrants, African Americans, Hispanics, women in power,

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Special needs students, students that don't go to college, students that come from low income families, students that don't graduate, which elementary school students went to, students in the LGBTQ community

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A group of people who are singled out from society because of physical or cultural traits, different/unequal treatment; interchangeable with subordinate; lack power compared to dominant group

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Unequal treatment and less power over their lives, distinguishing physical or cultural traits like skin color or language, involuntary membership in the group, awareness of subordination, and high rate of in-group marriage

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1. Which of the terms above do you think this is an example of? The video shows stereotyping and racism based on the person's accent.

2. Do you believe you have ever stereotyped someone (or treated them differently) by his or her accent or speech pattern? If so, how? I've never treated someone differently but I have assumed where a person  might be from based on their accent.

3. Is judging someone based on his or her accent or speech pattern different from judging that person based on his or her appearance?  They're both unfair stereotypes that create the wrong/harmful assumptions about people.

4. Can you think of examples of this that you have seen or experienced? One of my teachers last year tried guessing where students were from based off of their last names.

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1. What is an example of colorism from the video and how is this harmful?

2.  What does the experiment done with the dolls say about the way we view race in our society and how this impacts kids?

3.  What else stands out to you as the overall message of this video?