1Ethnicity
Identity with a group of people that share distinct physical and mental traits as a product of common heredity and cultural traditions.
2Objective ethnicity (ethnic origin)
the ethnic characteristics of your ancestors
3Subjective ethnicity/ethnic identity
how you personally identify your ethnicity
4race
Identity with a group of people descended from a common ancestor.
6Racialized groups
Groups of people that are singled out for unequal treatment on the basis of real or imagined physical characteristics
7Contemporary ethnic patterns
• 21 percent are foreign-born •
5 percent express Aboriginal (i.e.
8Racism in the media
blatant or subtle
93 objectives of historical immigration patterns and policies
getting families back together
10historical immigration patterns and policies
Economic immigrants are selected on eductaiona attainmemt
11Assimilation
minority absorbed into domincant group culture- voluntarily
12Cohesive assimilation
residential schools
13Pluralism
A theory of government that holds that open
14population transfer
the forcible removal of a group of people from the territory they have occupied
15VItal social functions
Reproduction
Production
Socilaizintion:
Maintenance: maintaining status
Regulation: children are regulating themselves and their behavouis in society
16Simple families:
Only one spouse has children who were born or adopted before the current union.
17Complex families
: at least one parent has children
18Top 3 female dominated industries
healthcare
19Top 3 male dominated industries
: trades
20Glass ceiling
= intangible barriers that prevent women from gaining authority or leadership
21Glass escalator
= men getting promoted really quickly
22Indigenous women and abuse
Indigenous women are more likely to experience abuse (15 and older are 3.5 times more likely)
Numbers are just generally skewed for women who are indigenous ( they are affected by abuse and assault more bcs of the intergenerational trauma)
23"Pandemic within a pandemic"
UN and world bank recognized violence against women and girls as a pandemic
Teh national inquiry into MMIW final report recognizes the violence indigenous women experience genocide
24domestic violence
physical
25Domestic violence myths
"Physical violence is the most impactful"- emotional abuse is worse
It "takes 2" for abuse to happen in relationship
When the partner is trying to maintain this coercive control over the other partner
"If people really wanted to leave they would" -> it takes people 7 times before they leave for good
26During covid?- HOW COVID-19 MAY IMPACT THOSE LIVING WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Forced isolation may be harder to recognize during physical distancing.An abusive partner may limit social interaction with colleagues
276 things you can do to help those suffering abuse
Check in with friends and colleagues when its safe to do so
Use i see and i feel statements
Support them with safety planning
Avoid victim blaming
Educate yourself about the dynamics of domestic violence and abuse
Seek someone knowledgeable about the issue and about solutions to their situation4
28increase in homlessness
there has been no increase to amounts of money provided to the shelters necessary for the homeless since 2015
29Power and control circle
-cohercion and threats
-using intimidation
-using isolation
-minimizing
30coercion and threats
making and carry on out threats
Threatening to leave
Making her drop chargers
Making her do illegal things
31Using intimidation (Power and Control Wheel)
Making her afraid by using looks
32Using emotional abuse
Putting her down. Making her feel bad about herself. Calling her names. Making her think she's crazy. Playing mind games. Humiliating her. Making her feel guilty.
33using isolation (Power and control wheel)
Controlling what she does
35Using Children (power and control)
Making her feel guilty about the children. Using the children to relay messages. Using visitation to harass her. Threatening to take the children away.
36Using male privilege (Power and control wheel)
Treating her like a servant: making all the big decisions
37using economic abuse (Power and control wheel)
Preventing her from getting or keeping a job. Making her ask for money. Giving her an allowance. Taking her money. Not letting her know about or have access to family income.
38second shift
the unpaid housework and child care often expected of women after they complete their day's paid labor
39queer theory
social theory about gender and sexual identity
40 emphasizes the importance of difference and rejects ideas of innate identities or restrictive categories
41immigration and refugee protection act
Act that established categories of who can come to Canada from other countries to establish permanent homes.
2002
- Pursue social
42sex
gender and sexuality
43what do we know about Chinese food restaurants?
Chinese Immigration: Chinese immigrants arrived in North America during the 19th century
44what do we know about Chinese food restaurants?- why should we care
Cultural Appreciation: Understanding their contribution fosters an appreciation for culinary diversity and cultural exchange.
Lessons in Discrimination: Offers insights into the history of immigration and racial prejudice.
Economic and Social Influence: Demonstrates the interconnectedness of different cultures and their impact on society.
Contemporary Relevance: Chinese restaurants continue to influence the culinary and cultural landscape of North America.
Reflection of Societal Processes: The culinary world reflects broader social and historical trends
45approximately how many children in Canada witness or experience family violence?
up to 362
46what did the first wave of feminism in the early 20th century focus on ?
The goal of this wave was to open up opportunities for women