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Introduction to sociology Chapter 11 RACE AND ETHNICITY PowerPoint Image Slideshow

Introduction to sociology Chapter 11 RACE AND ETHNICITY PowerPoint Image Slideshow. Figure 11.1. Race and ethnicity are part of the human experience. How do racial and ethnic diversity play in a role in who we are? (Photo courtesy of Agecom Bahia/ flickr ). Figure 11.2.

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Introduction to sociology Chapter 11 RACE AND ETHNICITY PowerPoint Image Slideshow

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  1. Introduction to sociology Chapter 11 RACE AND ETHNICITY PowerPoint Image Slideshow

  2. Figure 11.1 • Race and ethnicity are part of the human experience. How do racial and ethnic diversity play in a role in who we are? (Photo courtesy of Agecom Bahia/flickr)

  3. Figure 11.2 • Golfer Tiger Woods has Chinese, Thai, African American, Native American, and Dutch heritage. Individuals with multiple ethnic backgrounds are becoming more common. (Photo courtesy of familymwr/flickr)

  4. Figure 11.3 • To some, the Confederate flag is a symbol of pride in Southern history. To others, it is a grim reminder of a degrading period of America’s past. (Photo courtesy of Eyeliam/flickr)

  5. Figure 11.4 • In the “Jim Crow” South, it was legal to have “separate but equal” facilities for blacks and whites. (Photo courtesy of Library of Congress/Wikimedia Commons)

  6. Figure 11.5 • For many immigrants to the United States, the Statue of Liberty is a symbol of freedom and a new life. Unfortunately, many immigrants have encountered prejudice and discrimination. (Photo courtesy of Mark Heard/flickr)

  7. Figure 11.6 • Many Native Americans (and others) believe sports teams with names like the Indians, Braves, and Warriors perpetuate unwelcome stereotypes. (Photo (a) courtesy of public domain/Wikimedia Commons; Photo (b) courtesy of Chris Brown/flickr)

  8. Figure 11.7 • Thirty-five Vietnamese refugees wait to be taken aboard the amphibious USS Blue Ridge (LCC-19). They are being rescued from a 35-foot fishing boat 350 miles northeast of Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam, after spending eight days at sea. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Navy/Wikimedia Commons)

  9. Figure 11.8 • Protesters in Arizona dispute the harsh new anti-immigration law. (Photo courtesy of rprathap/flickr)

  10. Figure 11.9 • The proposed Park51 Muslim Community Center generated heated controversy due to its close proximity to Ground Zero. In these photos, people march in protest against the center, while counter-protesters demonstrate their support. (Photos (a) and (b) courtesy of David Shankbone/Wikimedia Commons)

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