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Racism and Racial Stereotype Group 4 Alice, Angela, Chelle, Josephine, Nancy, Penny Report Outline Introduction to Racism Bamboozled: (1) Stereotypes; (2) Who is Black and what is Black? Save the Last Dance Racial Identities Power Relations and in Bamboozled Analysis of the 2 Films: Comparison and Contrast Conclusion Introduction: What is Racism? Starting Question: What comes to your mind when you hear, “racism?” Bigotry: An obstinate or blind attachment to a particular belief, unreasonable enthusiasm in favor of a party, sect or opinion; excessive prejudice or intolerance (Newman 9). Bigotry turns to racism Racism Any attitude, belief, behavior, or institutional arrangement that tends to favor over one race or ethnic group over another (Newman and E.N.Layfield, 9). 4 Types of Racism Attitudinal Racism: General dislike of a certain race or group without reason Ideological Racism: Believing some races superior to others. Ex: Adolf Hitler. Individual/ Group Racism Ex: KKK. Institutional Racism: Create patterns of injustice and inequality because of skin color. Ex: voting (1960), high price of colleges in America. (Newman 11-15) 3 Assumptions on U.S. Racism Black people in America live a better life. Americans set a good example in setting positive aspects of the Black experience. Americans have Civil Rights Movement and Black Nationalism, suggest equal opportunities for Blacks in work force and education. Are They Completely Correct? The Fact is… Equal opportunities is not the case between the White and Black in America (Small 8). Whites, and middle class blacks are proud of him. But it is difficult for the young brother on the corner to see Powell as a hero. (Voice, 26 March 1991:11) History of Racism in America (1) America was a former colonial plantation society, characterized by immigration, forced or voluntary. Ex: Slavery and foreign labor Indians banished to reservations. European immigrants protected their interests, forcing exclusion of Black