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WorksheetsSocial Justice-Race and Gender
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
This is the action of standing up for yourself and for others in the face of bias
activism
culture
diversity
exclusion
This is a concept that means people behave in a way that is fair, equal, and balanced for everyone
justice
poverty
exclusion
diversity
This means that you have the right or advantage gained by birth, social position, effort, or concession
privilege
justice
poverty
inclusion
What is social justice?
lack of fairness or justice.
justice in terms of the distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society.
a feeling or expression of admiration, approval, or gratitude
What is the loophole in the 13th Amendment?
Slaves are free except if they are black
Slavery is illegal except if people commit plagiarism
Slavery is illegal except if you commit a crime
The title of the movie (13th) refers to?
Jim Crow Laws
The 1994 Crime Bill
The constitutional amendment that freed the slaves
Voting Rights Act
What is redlining?
The drawing of a red line across neighborhoods
The process of drawing red lines to show the neighborhoods to show "desirable", "transitioning" and "less desirable groups".
A red line on a map that shows where wealthy people live today.
The process of drawing red lines to show people where they should live.
A process of converting a neighborhood from low-income to middle-class is through renovation projects is:
blockbusting.
filtering.
gentrification.
transformation
A “way of life” for a group of people. The way these people do things, religion they believe, traditions they follow, music they listen to, etc.
intersectionality
equity
community
culture
is a way of thinking about power, privilege, and mistreatment that takes into account a person’s combination of social identities (like gender, race, class, ability, religion, and more) rather than considering each of them separately.
intersectionality
social justice
inclusion
discrimination
Everybody gets what they need to succeed based on their differences.
equity
equality
inclusion
community
All people regardless of their abilities, disabilities, and/or health care needs, have the right to be respected and appreciated for who they are.
inclusion
community
discrimination
equity
What is a protest?
the act of supporting your favorite sports team
the separation of different racial groups in a country, community, or establishment.
a statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something.
Why is social justice important?
it protects the habitats of endangered animals
it promotes a cleaner and healthier environment
it promotes and works toward a society that celebrates diversity and equality
What concept is the image on the left portraying?
Exclusion
Equality
Restorative Justice
Equity
The unfair treatment of an individual or group based on characteristics such as race, gender, religion, or sexual orientation.
Suffrage
Social Unrest
Segregation
Discrimination
A group of individuals working together to bring about social or political change on a particular issue or cause.
Migration
Social Unrest
Social Status
Social Movement
A widely held belief but oversimplified image of a person, people, or thing.
action
identity
empathy
stereotype
Change that is intended to improve something.
bias
reform
lobby
protest
Public demonstration of objection to something.
bias
protest
lobby
discriminate
Fairness and equality, freedom from discrimination, prejudice, and mistreatment.
bias
empathy
justice
discrimination
The act of denying a particular person or groups of people access to activities, benefits, or opportunities.
advocate
exclusion
prejudice
protest
What minority group does the model minority effect impact?
African Americans
Native Americans
Asian Americans
Latin Americans
What does redlining impact?
Policing
Education
Health care
All of the above
