SOC 019 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Xenophobia, Internalized Racism, Minority Group

• School: University of Vermont
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 019
• Professor: Matsumoto

Document Summary

Avoidance: if they can"t leave the situation they may create an enclave or their own ethnic society, because of this reaction they might be seen as more clannish or seen as even more separate from the majority. Deviance: generally due to the poverty minority groups tend to be in thus causing individuals to turn to criminal means in order to survive. Defiance: action to change the treatment and challenge the discrimination, can take form in protests etc. Acceptance: doesn"t change their conditions and it doesn"t cause social friction with the majority. Segregation: spatial: housing etc, exclusion from organization and mainstream. Expulsion: effort to drive out a particular group from an area (native. Xenophobia: irrational fear of foreigners, nativism: strong hatred and fear of feigners. Extermination/ annihilation: erase everyone that is part of a minority, a genocide. Split labor market: edna bonacich, primary and secondary labor markets. Primary: regulated. workers get good wages and benefits.