75 words each
1. Where can we find institutionalized racism? You may be surprised at the answer. Have any of you experienced it or seen it in action? Check out the following recent article.
2. At the heart of racism per individual, it is interpersonal but with institutionalized racism, the power dynamic is different. When someone is hiring or not hiring someone because of their race, it is a part of institutionalized racism because they have the power to influence that person's well-being. Does that help delineate it better?
3. What do you see happening in society that addresses each form? This could be in the media, education or anything other venture that tackles the issue. Anything specific to where you are located would be great to hear about. (Institutionalized racism and interpersonal racism)
4. We know by now that functionalists believe everything has a function to aid in society operating smoothly. How can we analyze race given this perspective? What role did race play 50 years ago and how has that changed? Could race relations change even more and do you think it will be a positive or negative change?
5. Explain the arguments for and against different systems of affirmative action.
At the heart of racism per individual, it is interpersonal but with institutionalized racism, the power dynamic is different. When someone is hiring or not hiring someone because of their race, it is a part of institutionalized racism because they have the power to influence that person's well-being. Does that help delineate it better?
6. what is your view of domestic violence.