Racism
Omar Rojas and Javier Pulido
Vocabulary
•   Racism: The dogma in which a certain race
    of people feel superiority from another race
    based solely on physical differences.
Depth
•   Racism is mainly thought of as a illogical
    doctrine in which not only values and
    physical appearance are discriminated and
    generalized but intelligence and culture as
    well.

•   Racism has been part of every society since
    the beginning of agriculture, and maybe
    even before.
Science
•   Science hasn't worked much on really
    disproving the theories that racism has
    proposed.

•   In some cases, science has even helped
    racist ideals, such as the case of
    physiognomy.
Science (cont.)
•   One of the most frequently asked questions
    about racism is if certain races have a higher
    IQ level than others.

•   Science has proven that in some cases this
    is true, but only because of education levels.
    For example, in a WW1 test given to
    draftees, known as the Alpha and Beta tests,
    African Americans from the cities scored
    higher than whites from rural areas.
IQ scores
•   The IQ test, however, was not a viable
    measure.
•   Tested many subjects that were important
    for white communities, but not important for
    blacks.
•   Only test certain cultural settings.
The Bell Curve
•   Herrnstein and Murray.
•   Shows different IQ levels from around the
    world.
•   Racist book, lead to racist points of view in
    many Americans, because both authors
    were very important people in the United
    States.
Genes
•   Blacks have genes that are better suited for
    running.
•   Better in sports.
•   Genes can define that people from certain
    races are better than others from another
    race.
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Racism

  • 1.
    Racism Omar Rojas andJavier Pulido
  • 2.
    Vocabulary • Racism: The dogma in which a certain race of people feel superiority from another race based solely on physical differences.
  • 3.
    Depth • Racism is mainly thought of as a illogical doctrine in which not only values and physical appearance are discriminated and generalized but intelligence and culture as well. • Racism has been part of every society since the beginning of agriculture, and maybe even before.
  • 4.
    Science • Science hasn't worked much on really disproving the theories that racism has proposed. • In some cases, science has even helped racist ideals, such as the case of physiognomy.
  • 6.
    Science (cont.) • One of the most frequently asked questions about racism is if certain races have a higher IQ level than others. • Science has proven that in some cases this is true, but only because of education levels. For example, in a WW1 test given to draftees, known as the Alpha and Beta tests, African Americans from the cities scored higher than whites from rural areas.
  • 7.
    IQ scores • The IQ test, however, was not a viable measure. • Tested many subjects that were important for white communities, but not important for blacks. • Only test certain cultural settings.
  • 8.
    The Bell Curve • Herrnstein and Murray. • Shows different IQ levels from around the world. • Racist book, lead to racist points of view in many Americans, because both authors were very important people in the United States.
  • 9.
    Genes • Blacks have genes that are better suited for running. • Better in sports. • Genes can define that people from certain races are better than others from another race.
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