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The Moral Life An Introductory Reader in Ethics and Literature
Quiz 11: Racism, Equity, and Privilege
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Question 41
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Blum describes several reasons that people are reluctant to discuss race/racism. What are some reasons he gives? What is your own experience with such conversations?
Question 42
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Do you agree with Blum that the terms "racism" and "racist" are overused or used inaccurately? Explain your answer.
Question 43
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Describe a time that you either experienced or witnessed racism. Do any of Blum's specific points about racism connect to your experience? Explain.
Question 44
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What are Blum's concerns over what he sees as an inflated use of the term "racist?"
Question 45
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How does Blum defend his claim that not all racial incidents are racist incidents? Do you agree? Explain why or why not.
Question 46
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How does Blum differentiate between racial and racist stereotypes? Do you agree with him? Explain why or why not.
Question 47
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According to Naomi Zack, why is white privilege discourse not the best response to contemporary injustice?
Question 48
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Which constitutional amendments does Naomi Zack discuss? Which specific court cases? How do they relate to her discussion of white privilege and white privilege discourse?
Question 49
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Bonilla-Silva writes "most whites insist that minorities (especially blacks) are the ones responsible for whatever 'race problem' we have in this country. They publicly denounce blacks for 'playing the race card,' for demanding the maintenance of unnecessary and divisive race-based programs, such as affirmative action, and for crying 'racism' whenever they are criticized by whites." How does he defend these claims? Do you agree with Bonilla-Silva? Defend your answer.
Question 50
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Bonilla-Silva writes that Black and dark-skinned racial minorities "lag well behind whites in virtually every area of social life." What specific example and statistics does he provide? Did any of this information surprise you? Explain.