Roots of Inequality
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1. First, take the “Who Is White?” quiz at https://www.understandingrace.org/lived/who_is/index.html. Think about what knowledge you’re using to answer. Geography? Census categories? Migrations? Current events? When you finish the quiz, compare your responses to how others have responded (see the link at the end of the quiz). How do you know if your answers are correct? Or, is there even a right and wrong answer for each nationality? Share the details of your experience with the quiz with your classmates as part of your reading post.
2. Second, read Rattansi, Racism: A Very Short Introduction, 1-12, 20-44. As the next part of your reading post, answer the following questions with a high level of evidence and analysis: When the term “racism” was first coined in the 1930s, largely as a way to describe the Nazi expulsion (and later extermination) of Jews, in what ways did biological notions of race overlap and intermingle with cultural notions of race? Drawing on examples from Rattansi’s discussions in chapter 3 (20-44), when did the idea of race emerge and what varied forms did it take in what historians have often called the early modern period (c. 1500-1800 CE)?
– For the second task I wrote the login ID and password secretly. I will write how to read that book.
1. Go to this website: https://www.libraries.wsu.edu/find-articles
2. In the blank type: Rattansi, Racism: A Very Short Introduction
3. Enter ID and Password
4. Use the ‘FULL TEXT AVAILABLE’
5. Click ‘ebrary Academic Complete’
6. Can find the reading article.
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1. First, take the “Who Is White?” quiz at https://www.understandingrace.org/lived/who_is/index.html. Think about what knowledge you’re using to answer. Geography? Census categories? Migrations? Current events? When you finish the quiz, compare your responses to how others have responded (see the link at the end of the quiz). How do you know if your answers are correct? Or, is there even a right and wrong answer for each nationality? Share the details of your experience with the quiz with your classmates as part of your reading post.
2. Second, read Rattansi, Racism: A Very Short Introduction, 1-12, 20-44. As the next part of your reading post, answer the following questions with a high level of evidence and analysis: When the term “racism” was first coined in the 1930s, largely as a way to describe the Nazi expulsion (and later extermination) of Jews, in what ways did biological notions of race overlap and intermingle with cultural notions of race? Drawing on examples from Rattansi’s discussions in chapter 3 (20-44), when did the idea of race emerge and what varied forms did it take in what historians have often called the early modern period (c. 1500-1800 CE)?
– For the second task I wrote the login ID and password secretly. I will write how to read that book.
1. Go to this website: https://www.libraries.wsu.edu/find-articles
2. In the blank type: Rattansi, Racism: A Very Short Introduction
3. Enter ID and Password
4. Use the ‘FULL TEXT AVAILABLE’
5. Click ‘ebrary Academic Complete’
6. Can find the reading article.
Place bid Hide order
Login: hidden, available for the assigned writer only
Password: hidden, available for the assigned writer only
Order Description
1. First, take the “Who Is White?” quiz at https://www.understandingrace.org/lived/who_is/index.html. Think about what knowledge you’re using to answer. Geography? Census categories? Migrations? Current events? When you finish the quiz, compare your responses to how others have responded (see the link at the end of the quiz). How do you know if your answers are correct? Or, is there even a right and wrong answer for each nationality? Share the details of your experience with the quiz with your classmates as part of your reading post.
2. Second, read Rattansi, Racism: A Very Short Introduction, 1-12, 20-44. As the next part of your reading post, answer the following questions with a high level of evidence and analysis: When the term “racism” was first coined in the 1930s, largely as a way to describe the Nazi expulsion (and later extermination) of Jews, in what ways did biological notions of race overlap and intermingle with cultural notions of race? Drawing on examples from Rattansi’s discussions in chapter 3 (20-44), when did the idea of race emerge and what varied forms did it take in what historians have often called the early modern period (c. 1500-1800 CE)?
– For the second task I wrote the login ID and password secretly. I will write how to read that book.
1. Go to this website: https://www.libraries.wsu.edu/find-articles
2. In the blank type: Rattansi, Racism: A Very Short Introduction
3. Enter ID and Password
4. Use the ‘FULL TEXT AVAILABLE’
5. Click ‘ebrary Academic Complete’
6. Can find the reading article.
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