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WorksheetsUnderstanding Power and Privilege
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
In "Reading between the signs: Intercultural communication for sign language interpreters", What were some of the features of Black and White communication that can lead to cross-cultural misunderstandings?
White Style: low-keyed
Black Style: high-keyed
White Style: Dispassionate
Black Style: Animated
White Style: Impersonal
Black Style: Confrontational
White Style: Issue Oriented
Black Style: Interpersonal
Does exposure to different cultures mean that there will be mutual understanding between cultures?
Yes
No
What year was the NADRID Task Force formed?
(a)
Does "whining" and or "defensiveness" define White Fragility?
Yes
No
Robin DiAngelo poses what idea at the end of Chapter 11 in White Fragility? (Hint: how not if)
(a)
In Chapter 1 of Part 3 of White Privilege, the syllable "isms" is discussed. What is the takeaway?
All oppressed people are treated equally as poorly regardless of the basis of their oppression
People who are involved in an oppressed group may have trouble recognizing their privilege
Even though someone is a part of one oppressed group, they always have an easy time recognizing their privilege
In California alone, since 1980, how many new prisons vs how many four-year colleges have opened according to Rothenberg?
20 prisions
4 four-year colleges
5 prisions
10 four-year college
2 prisions
30 four-year colleges
30 prisions
2 four-year colleges
When was Carl Kirchner the president of RID?
1972-1982
1970-1973
1993-2000
1972-1978
As mentioned in Reading Between the Signs, What NAD-RID CPC Section states that interpreters shall render he message faithfully, always conveying the content and spirit of the speaker?
(a)
In Chapter 3 of Part 3 of White Privilege, how many conditions that can not be counted on by African-American people were listed?
26
40
35
10
How many other white people make up the average white American’s friend group?
77
91
50
89
The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation is home to what tribe?
Sicangu Sioux
Onondaga Nation
Arikara
Oglala Sioux
What was named in White People as the main reason that young white people felt discriminated against?
Jokes at their expense
College acceptance
Scholarship opportunities
Growing minority population
The term “wašícu”(pronunciation: wah-see-chew) is used by the Natives in Pine Ridge to refer to white people. What does it mean?
(a)
According to White Fragility, a sense of white superiority and knowledge of racial power codes develops as early as...?
Elementary school
Preschool
Infancy
High School
Talking about race in a world that insists race does not matter results in which function?
Incoherent talk
Excuses
Privilege
Insistence
In a workplace anti-racism training a white participant was supposedly at risk of a heart attack due to her poor health according to her coworkers. What was it that provoked this reaction?
Statistics on racism in her workplace
Accusation of racism
Feedback on her statements
Statistics on racism in her workplace
During a voluntary workshop on racism in which participants had to sign up and pay a fee to attend, one participant, Eva, from Germany claimed to have no exposure to racism and was challenged by one of the presenters. Which of the common behaviors of white fragility did she exhibit? (hint-pg 118 White Fragility)
(a)
Privilege is something that must be maintained. What is stated to contribute to the invisibility and regeneration of privilege by Rothenberg?
Language
Constructive feedback
Full avoidance
Lack of exposure
According to the documentary White People, what was the tribe that faced slaughter at Wounded Knee?
Lakota
Nakoda
Assiniboine
Sicangu Sioux
