NATASHA KUMAR WARIKOO
EDUCATION Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge, MA Ph.D. and M. A. in Sociology. Research on children of immigrants in New York City and London public high schools, emphasizing youth culture, peer status
The Culture of Power1
by
Paul Kivel
IF YOU ARE A WOMAN and you have ever walked into a mens meeting, or a person of color and have walked into a white organization, or a child who walked into the principals office, or a Jew or Muslim who entered a Christi
Understanding and Dismantling Privilege
Kivel, Understanding White Supremacy
1
Understanding White Supremacy, Challenging White Privilege and Working for Social Justice1
Paul Kivel2
How does white supremacy look in 2009? What are the challenges and what a
Key words to know for quiz 1
~Two determinants of positional rank:
1. Differential Functional Importance: Society must see to it that less essential positions
do not compete with more essential positions (in terms of where the talent goes). If a
position
SOC-01 TH 6:00 pm
Four of the following questions (from readings 19-24) will be on quiz #4 on 5/1:
1) In the reading Religion and Society, why was it important that early sociology not
develop from religious beliefs?
2) Why does McDonalds seek out teenage
Robert Osterman Sociology Class
4/22/20114
Extra Credit
The life of a kid is full of trials and tribulations,
they gave to go to bed at a certain before midnight, eat all of their vegetables and
surprisingly enough learn specific gender roles on what is e
Dimension of Temperament
- Activity Level
- Smiling and Laughter
- Fear
- Distress to limitations
- Soothability
- Duration of Orientation
Shyness is treated differently in some cultures like Gender Differences. Girls should
be shyer than boys for example
After the twin tower bomping of September 11, 2001, critics have praised news
coverage for its ability to cover news without interruption.
Thattelevision
coveredtheattacksof9/11morelikeacrimestorythanapoliticalstory
Nevertheless,wecontendthattelevisionnew
Write up #1 and #2
Professor Shaw
Introduction to Sociology
Summer 2017
1) What is sociology? How is it useful? How does it differ from other disciplines?
2) Social institutions are an important part of our lives. Give an example of
interrelated social in
Introduction to Sociology
Professor Shaw
Summer 2017
Write up 5 and 6
1. How did self-fulfilling prophecies turn beautiful people into good people? In
detail, explain the process, methodology, and findings.
2) What is Racism in the English Language? Give
Write up #3
Professor Shaw
Introduction to Sociology
1) What are the three perspectives on social order? Which one helps you best
understand contemporary society?
2) In Truth, Objectivity, and Agreement what does the author mean when he says
there is an i
Guidelines for Being Strong White Allies
Adapted from Uprooting Racism: How White People Can Work for Social Justice by
Paul Kivel
WHAT KIND OF ACTIVE SUPPORT does a strong white ally provide to a person of color? Over the years, people of color that I ha
The Costs of Racism to White People1
by
Paul Kivel
WE TEND TO THINK OF RACISM as a problem for people of color and something we should be concerned about for their sake. It is true that racism is devastating to them, and if we believe in justice, equality
TOWARD A THEORY OF PANETHNICITY T OWARD
811
Toward a Theory of Panethnicity: Explaining Asian American Collective Action
Dina G. Okamoto
University of California, Davis This analysis extends theoretical models of ethnic boundary formation to account for t
Journal of Black Studies
http:/jbs.sagepub.com Examining Linkages between Race, Environmental Concern, Health, and Justice in a Highly Polluted Community of Color
Robert Emmet Jones and Shirley A. Rainey Journal of Black Studies 2006; 36; 473 DOI: 10.1177
REVIEWS THE DECLINING SIGNIFICANCE OF RACE IN AMERICA
By William Julius Wilson
( Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1979, 216 p p., $12.50)
T here have been a number of works discussing the interaction between race and c lass in America. Some of th
P1: FJL/FPO
P2: FJS/FPO
P3: FLW
June 16, 2000
12:13
Annual Reviews
AR-105-08
Annu. Rev. Sociol. 2000. 26:16985 Copyright c 2000 by Annual Reviews. All rights reserved
RACE AND RACE THEORY
Howard Winant
Department of Sociology, Temple University, Philadelp
Yes, I Follow Islam, But Im Not a Terrorist
ByNadaElSawy NewsweekOctober15,2001 ThetragedyofSeptember11givesAmericansthechancetolearnaboutareligiontheyhavenever understood.
As an Egyptian-American and a Muslim, Ive always been dismayed by the way Islam ha
American Sociological Review
http:/asr.sagepub.com/
Networks, Race, and Hiring
Roberto M. Fernandez and Isabel Fernandez-Mateo American Sociological Review 2006 71: 42 DOI: 10.1177/000312240607100103 The online version of this article can be found at: htt
P1: FJL/FPO
P2: FJS/FPO
P3: FLW
June 16, 2000
12:13
Annual Reviews
AR-105-08
Annu. Rev. Sociol. 2000. 26:16985 Copyright c 2000 by Annual Reviews. All rights reserved
RACE AND RACE THEORY
Howard Winant
Department of Sociology, Temple University, Philadelp
P eter L. Berger (1) INVITATION TO SOCIOLOGY A Humanistic Perspective 1. SOCIOLOGY AS AN INDIVIDUAL PASTIME
There are very few jokes about sociologists. This is frustrating for the sociologists, especially if they compare themselves with their more favore
Gender & Society
http:/gas.sagepub.com/
'WHAT IS INDIAN ABOUT YOU?' : A Gendered, Transnational Approach to Ethnicity
MONISHA DAS GUPTA Gender & Society 1997 11: 572 DOI: 10.1177/089124397011005004 The online version of this article can be found at: http:
Study Guide 1
Introduction to Sociology, Spring 2017
Multiple Choice
Attribution Error
Sociology vs. other disciplines
Sociological Imagination
Emile Durkheim (His study, Fatalistic, Anomic, Egoistic, and Altruistic suicide)
Macrolevel and Microlevel
Soci
