Is of Oppression

21. BONUS QUESTION: How can understanding the 4 I's of oppression help people take action against inequality in their own communities?

What are the 4 I's of oppression?

• Ideological, Institutional, Interpersonal, Internalized

• Ideological, Institutional, Interpersonal, International

• Ideological, Institutional, Interpersonal, Intentional

• Ideological, Institutional, Interpersonal, Involuntary

Which of the following is an example of institutional oppression?

• A company policy that discriminates against women

• A personal bias against a racial group

• A stereotype about a minority group

• An individual's prejudice against immigrants

How does ideological oppression manifest in society?

• Through laws and policies

• Through cultural norms and beliefs

• Through personal interactions

• Through economic systems

What is internalized oppression?

• When individuals believe negative stereotypes about their own group

• When institutions enforce discriminatory policies

• When cultural norms favor one group over another

• When individuals act on their prejudices

Which of the following best describes interpersonal oppression?

• Discrimination embedded in laws

• Biases and prejudices in personal interactions

• Cultural norms that marginalize groups

• Economic disparities between groups

How can understanding the 4 I's of oppression help in combating inequality?

• By identifying and addressing the root causes of discrimination

• By promoting economic growth

• By encouraging cultural diversity

• By supporting political campaigns

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 I's of oppression?

• Ideological

• Institutional

• Interpersonal

• Involuntary

What role does education play in addressing the 4 I's of oppression?

• It helps in perpetuating stereotypes

• It provides tools to challenge and change oppressive systems

• It reinforces existing power structures

• It has no significant impact

How can individuals challenge interpersonal oppression?

• By advocating for policy changes

• By confronting biases in personal interactions

• By supporting economic reforms

• By ignoring cultural differences