Dubois & Race Conflict: Crash Course Sociology

The video explores the life and work of W.E.B Du Bois, highlighting his contributions to sociology and civil rights. It discusses his concept of double consciousness, his groundbreaking study 'The Philadelphia Negro', and his role in founding the NAACP. The video also examines race as a social construct, racial formation theory, and modern perspectives on racial identity and resistance.

What notable achievement did W.E.B. Du Bois accomplish at Harvard?

• He became the first African-American professor.

• He was the first African-American to receive a PhD.

• He founded the first African-American student organization.

• He wrote a book on American history.

What concept did Du Bois develop to describe the dual identity experienced by African-Americans?

• Identity conflict

• Cultural duality

• Double consciousness

• Racial formation

What was the focus of Du Bois's study 'The Philadelphia Negro'?

• The living conditions and social challenges of African-Americans

• The political influence of African-Americans

• The economic contributions of African-Americans

• The cultural traditions of African-Americans

What did Du Bois argue was the main cause of problems in Black communities?

• Lack of cultural heritage

• Racial prejudice

• Geographical isolation

• Racial inferiority

What theory explains how social forces shape racial categories and vice versa?

• Double consciousness

• Cultural adaptation theory

• Racial identity theory

• Racial formation theory

According to Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, what type of racism still affects racial minorities?

• Explicit racism

• Cultural racism

• Structural racism

• Individual racism

How does Patricia Hill Collins describe the act of resistance for Black women in terms of work and family?

• Engaging in political activism

• Pursuing higher education

• Staying at home

• Joining the workforce