What is the best definition of White privilege? 1. White privilege is the result of hard work and resilience of people of European descent. O 2. People who claim that there is White privilege are only jealous that Whites are doing so much better in American society White privilege does not exist because in the United States all people are equal. 3. White privilege is the collection of unearned cultural, political, economic and social advantages and privileges possessed by O4. people of Anglo-European descent or by those who pass as such. QUESTION 13 In the video The Biology of Race in the Absence of Biological Races, Rick Kittles points out that while diseases have genetic markers that are associated with specific regions of the world, phenotype is a bad predictor of one's 1. genetic makeup. O 2. it is easy to predict which diseases a racial group is more prone O 3. race is a biological concept that helps to identify the best course of medical action for patients. O 4. while race is not a biological concept, it still points to what medical treatment is best for patients. QUESTION 14 We often talk about race as an ascribed status. What does ascribed status mean in Sociology? O 1.Others tend to get our racial identity wrong. O 2. Society puts us into a racial category. O 3. We actively achieve a racial status We choose our own racial identities. O 4.
What is the best definition of White privilege? 1. White privilege is the result of hard work and resilience of people of European descent. O 2. People who claim that there is White privilege are only jealous that Whites are doing so much better in American society White privilege does not exist because in the United States all people are equal. 3. White privilege is the collection of unearned cultural, political, economic and social advantages and privileges possessed by O4. people of Anglo-European descent or by those who pass as such. QUESTION 13 In the video The Biology of Race in the Absence of Biological Races, Rick Kittles points out that while diseases have genetic markers that are associated with specific regions of the world, phenotype is a bad predictor of one's 1. genetic makeup. O 2. it is easy to predict which diseases a racial group is more prone O 3. race is a biological concept that helps to identify the best course of medical action for patients. O 4. while race is not a biological concept, it still points to what medical treatment is best for patients. QUESTION 14 We often talk about race as an ascribed status. What does ascribed status mean in Sociology? O 1.Others tend to get our racial identity wrong. O 2. Society puts us into a racial category. O 3. We actively achieve a racial status We choose our own racial identities. O 4.
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1. White privilege is the result of hard work and resilience of people of European descent.
O 2. People who claim that there is White privilege are only jealous that Whites are doing so much better in American society
White privilege does not exist because in the United States all people are equal.
3.
White privilege is the collection of unearned cultural, political, economic and social advantages and privileges possessed by
O4.
people of Anglo-European descent or by those who pass as such.
QUESTION 13
In the video The Biology of Race in the Absence of Biological Races, Rick Kittles points out that
while diseases have genetic markers that are associated with specific regions of the world, phenotype is a bad predictor of one's
1.
genetic makeup.
O 2. it is easy to predict which diseases a racial group is more prone
O 3. race is a biological concept that helps to identify the best course of medical action for patients.
O 4. while race is not a biological concept, it still points to what medical treatment is best for patients.
QUESTION 14
We often talk about race as an ascribed status. What does ascribed status mean in Sociology?
O 1.Others tend to get our racial identity wrong.
O 2. Society puts us into a racial category.
O 3. We actively achieve a racial status
We choose our own racial identities.
O 4.
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