Key terms defined during Part 1 and Part 1 of the seminar

1. Beyond 1619:
Key Terms
By Emanda Seifu
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2. Key Terms: Part 1
1. Equality
2. Equity
3. Discrimination
4. Lynching
5. Prejudice
6. Racism

3. Key Terms:
Equality: the state of being
equal, especially in status,
rights, and opportunities.
Equity: the quality
of being fair and
impartial.

4. Key Terms:
Discrimination: the unjust or prejudicial
treatment of different categories of people
or things, especially on the grounds of race.

5. Key Terms:
Lynch: a premeditated
extrajudicial killing by a group.

6. Prejudice: preconceived judgment
that is not based on reason or actual
experience.
Key Terms:

7. Racism: prejudice, discrimination, or
antagonism directed against a person or
people on the basis of their membership
of a particular racial or ethnic group.
Key Terms:

8. Key Terms: Part 2
1. Anti-Racism
2. Double Consciousness
3. Marginalized
4. Microaggressions
5. Power
6. Systemic Racism
7. Bystander Effect
8. Upstander

9. Key Terms:
Anti-Racism: the
practice of
opposing racism

10. Key Terms:
Double
Consciousness: a
sense of always
looking at one's self
through the eyes of
others

11. Key Terms:
Marginalized: the
process of making a
group or class of
people less
important and/or
left out

12. Key Terms:
Microaggressions: indirect, subtle,
or unintentional discrimination
against members of a marginalized
group.

13. Key Terms:
Power: the capacity or ability to
direct or influence the behavior of
others or the course of events.

14. Key Terms:
Systemic Racism: a form of racism
that is embedded as normal
practice within society

15. Key Terms:
Bystander Effect:
a social
psychology
phenomenon in
which individuals

16. Key Terms:
Bystander Effect:
are less likely to
offer help to a
victim when other
people are present

17. Key Terms:
Upstander:
1. A person
who
stands up
for their
beliefs

18. Key Terms:
Upstander:
2. A person who
does what they
think is right,
even if they are
alone

19. Key Terms:
Upstander:
3. A person
who is not
a
bystander

20. Advocacy: public support for or
recommendation of a particular cause or
policy.
Key Terms:

21. Tripartite Anti-racist Theory
Breakdown of Advocacy

22. Thank you!
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