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A white woman is driving through an unfamiliar neighborhood and becomes frightened when she sees black people on the street corner waving and gesticulating at her.They are trying to signal to her that she is going the wrong way on a one way street,but she thinks they are threatening her.What dynamic does this example display best?
A) the challenge of understanding cultural norms during "mezzanine-level" social interactions
B) the importance of understanding one's own intersectional identity
C) the need for vigilant reflexivity when it comes to cross-racial communication
D) the inability of people to be reflexive about interpreting "back stage" behavior
Cross-Racial Communication
Interaction between individuals of different racial backgrounds, focusing on the exchange of cultural values, perspectives, and understanding.
Cultural Norms
The shared expectations and rules that guide behavior of people within social groups, typically considered normal or appropriate in a given culture.
White Woman
A female identified by her race as white, often discussed in contexts exploring racial identity, privileges, or dynamics within society.
- Evaluate the importance of racial stereotypes in determining the nature of relationships across and within racial boundaries.
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Learning Objectives
- Evaluate the importance of racial stereotypes in determining the nature of relationships across and within racial boundaries.
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