Race, Class, and Gender Are Not Simply Additive Forces; They

question 15

Multiple Choice

Race, class, and gender are not simply additive forces; they are:

• A) Non-intersecting.
• B) An example of rainmaking.
• C) Synergistic.
• D) An example of alchemy.

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Definitions:

Colonial World

A term referring to the period and system in which powerful countries established dominance and control over territories and peoples across the world, often exploiting them.

Contemporary Conceptions

Modern understanding or interpretations of concepts and theories relevant to a specific field or study.

Race

Race is a social construct that categorizes humans based on physical characteristics, ancestry, historical social positions, and identities, often linked with power relations and social hierarchies.

Ethnicity

A category of identity based on common cultural characteristics such as language, religion, customs, and heritage.