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1) A group of Jamaican families have recently emigrated from Jamaica to Osaka, Japan. In addition to meeting and settling in with other families from the Caribbean living abroad-inclusive of those from the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Cuba-the Jamaicans have retained certain customs that are commonly found in that section of the world, such as foods, dance and some religious practices. These Jamaicans could identify themselves as part of a(n) enclave associated with the Caribbean. racial ethnic national

1) A group of Jamaican families have recently emigrated from Jamaica to Osaka, Japan. In addition to meeting and settling in with other families from the Caribbean living abroad-inclusive of those from the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Cuba-the Jamaicans have retained certain customs that are commonly found in that section of the world, such as foods, dance and some religious practices. These Jamaicans could identify themselves as part of a(n) enclave associated with the Caribbean. racial ethnic national

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1) A group of Jamaican families have recently emigrated from Jamaica to Osaka, Japan. In addition to meeting and settling in with other families from the Caribbean living abroad-inclusive of those from the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Cuba-the Jamaicans have retained certain customs that are commonly found in that section of the world, such as foods, dance and some religious practices. These Jamaicans could identify themselves as part of a(n) enclave associated with the Caribbean. racial ethnic national 2) Two individuals are on their way to a day at the beach. While driving, the female (a darker-skinned individual of Bangladeshi descent), is intermittently putting on heavy lotion for UV protection. The male (a rather light-skinned individual who only knows that his family is "American"), remarks, "I know the sun is intense today, but you have such dark skin that you won't be needing any of it-it's only for white people like me." This young man's remark is certainly misinformed, but it is also an example of discrimination racism stereotyping Enter 3
Transcribed Image Text:1) A group of Jamaican families have recently emigrated from Jamaica to Osaka, Japan. In addition to meeting and settling in with other families from the Caribbean living abroad-inclusive of those from the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Cuba-the Jamaicans have retained certain customs that are commonly found in that section of the world, such as foods, dance and some religious practices. These Jamaicans could identify themselves as part of a(n) enclave associated with the Caribbean. racial ethnic national 2) Two individuals are on their way to a day at the beach. While driving, the female (a darker-skinned individual of Bangladeshi descent), is intermittently putting on heavy lotion for UV protection. The male (a rather light-skinned individual who only knows that his family is "American"), remarks, "I know the sun is intense today, but you have such dark skin that you won't be needing any of it-it's only for white people like me." This young man's remark is certainly misinformed, but it is also an example of discrimination racism stereotyping Enter 3
3) An official job advertisement for police officers reads: "Seeking qualified police officers to stop black and brown criminals from corrupting our community. African Americans and Latinos need not apply, as this is a special task force that requires certain physical attributes such as lighter skin tones, straight hair and smaller facial features." Due to its official status, such an advertisement is an example of individual racism stereotypes institutional racism 4) At a dinner party for international students in South Korea, a young man announces that today is his nation's birthday. Indeed, as it is the 16th of September, this young man raises his glass to toast Mexican Independence. Although the young man's mother is Chinese and his father is British, he was raised in Mexico. Despite having dual citizenship with Great Britain and Mexico, he grew up almost entirely in Mexico and identifies exclusively with his Mexican roots. in addition to celebrating what he views as an important event, this young man is deinonstrating his identification with his ethnicity nationality race 5) The organizer of an end of the year banquet for a multinational corporation has decided to customize the food and drink menu according to what she believes will
Transcribed Image Text:3) An official job advertisement for police officers reads: "Seeking qualified police officers to stop black and brown criminals from corrupting our community. African Americans and Latinos need not apply, as this is a special task force that requires certain physical attributes such as lighter skin tones, straight hair and smaller facial features." Due to its official status, such an advertisement is an example of individual racism stereotypes institutional racism 4) At a dinner party for international students in South Korea, a young man announces that today is his nation's birthday. Indeed, as it is the 16th of September, this young man raises his glass to toast Mexican Independence. Although the young man's mother is Chinese and his father is British, he was raised in Mexico. Despite having dual citizenship with Great Britain and Mexico, he grew up almost entirely in Mexico and identifies exclusively with his Mexican roots. in addition to celebrating what he views as an important event, this young man is deinonstrating his identification with his ethnicity nationality race 5) The organizer of an end of the year banquet for a multinational corporation has decided to customize the food and drink menu according to what she believes will
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