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To see the context that shapes individual decision making as well as decisions by others

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How historical conditions influence personal and private choices

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Example of connecting macro and micro:

Capitalism - someone feeling like they are failing in school - a result of capitalist pressures (hierarchy, meritocracy)

Patriarchy impacting the gender pay gap

Muslim ban - one person being deported or denied entry into USA based on religion connecting to a wider Islamophobic ideology and discriminatory political rhetoric

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Set of beliefs and ideals that shape decision making

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Beliefs that form identities - religion , school of thought, political views

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Patriarchy, Marxism, Feminism

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Ideology is both oppressive and empowering

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White people in the dominant positions dominating social spaces

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Discriminating non-white groups

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Results in radical ideologies - EDL, KKK

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The ideology of being white and what this means

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People may be "white" but still excluded from "whiteness" - e.g. latino/a, mixed raced, people from a lower class, disabled people, queer people, etc.

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Being "othered" can lead to a lack of belonging

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Being treated and perceived as different / alien

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Being "othered" can lead to social isolation, segregation, exclusion from public spaces

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Examples of groups which are "Othered"

Trans/non-binary

Disabled people

Non-white groups

Indigenous communities

Mentally ill

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The way that white people, their customs, culture, and beliefs operate as the standard by which all other groups of are compared