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Opening. What is Race ? How many races are there? Which ones?. Race and Ethnicity. The Spatial Implications of Identity. What is “Race”. A categorization of humans based on perceived differences in physical characteristics, such as facial structure and skin color

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  1. Opening • What is Race? • How many races are there? Which ones?

  2. Race and Ethnicity The Spatial Implications of Identity

  3. What is “Race” • A categorization of humans based on perceived differences in physical characteristics, such as facial structure and skin color • How many races of humans are there?

  4. But…

  5. What is “Race”? • A social/political construct • Physical differences are superficial • Product of European colonialism

  6. Reflection • As we view the following images, think about whether they are racist. Why or why not?

  7. Anti-Obama?

  8. Racial Segregation • Separation based on racial bias • Redlining • Associated • Blockbusting • School bussing

  9. Positive Results of Segregation?

  10. Race at Watchung Hills • Do students of different “races” experience Watchung Hills differently?

  11. What is Ethnicity? • Affiliation or identity with a group of people bound by a common ancestry and culture • How does this differ from “race”?

  12. “Hispanic” – Race or Ethnicity?

  13. “Non-white” America

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