HREQ 1700 Study Guide - Africville, Dua, Peggy Mcintosh

• School: York University
• Department: Human Rights and Equity Studies
• Course: HREQ 1700
• Professor: Elizabeth Brule

Document Summary

Embodied knowledge important analytical concept based on beliefs and values and it"s socially constructed. Code noir important analytical concept based on beliefs and values and its socially constructed. Custom of paris civil code in new france that governed commercial and private relationships, Race essentialism important analytical concept based on beliefs and values and its socially constructed. Shukata ga nai: what can be done race and gender essentialism that must be challenged. Significance challenges face amongst japanese women in the times of internment and the nightmares from war. Miscegenation mix in genders of two different racial backgrounds. Significance society has been constructed to believe that women are less important than men and their embodied knowledge today makes them aware of the oppression put against women. White privilege the rights in which white individuals established that were unearned and learned to be unacknowledge.