Why Did DuBois Invent the Concept of the Hyphenated American

question 22

Multiple Choice

Why did DuBois invent the concept of the hyphenated American?

• A) He did not want black people to be assimilated or separated.
• B) The term African-American caused people to admit they were American.
• C) Double consciousness was not catching on, and he thought this would help.
• D) He wanted to provide an identity beyond that of former slave.

Comprehend how stereotypes are resistant to change and their pervasive impact on societal attitudes.

Familiarize with social psychological theories explaining the origins and maintenance of prejudice and discrimination.

Identify specific stereotypes associated with racial and gender groups and their manifestations in prejudice and discrimination.

Understand the mechanisms through which stereotypes affect interpersonal and intergroup interactions.

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Definitions:

Secured

A status indicating that a loan or credit has collateral attached to it, ensuring the lender's investment is protected.

Separate Legal Entity

The principle that a corporation exists separately from the people who created it.

Unanimous Shareholders' Agreement

An agreement among all shareholders of a corporation, often detailing the management, control, and direction of the corporation's affairs.

No Restrictions

A condition or status where there are no limitations, constraints, or regulations imposed on actions or activities.