HLSC 1812U Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Social Exclusion, Major Depressive Disorder, North American Indigenous Games
Document Summary
Race population of people who are believing to be naturally/biologically distinct from other populations: physical traits, socially constructed classification system. Ethnicity refers more to a cultural heritage of a population. Minority socially identified population that suffers disadvantages due to discrimination. Racial ideology: beliefs used to give meaning to physical traits, and to evaluate people. All of these have led to social inequalities, social exclusion and adverse health outcomes. Aboriginal people"s food insecurity: household prevalence of moderate-to-severe food insecurity: 33% (8. 8% of non-aboriginal households) Housing: 4 times more likely to be living in crowded housing (higher for inuit) United nations declaration of the rights of indigenous peoples: approved by the u. n. general assembly in 2007, articles to improve economic and social equality, right to education, health care, protect. Indigenous environments: canada voted against its adoption, canada has failed to adopt the recommendations of the 1996 royal commission on.
