When Someone of Irish Ancestry Who Doesn't Typically Identify as Irish

question 13

Multiple Choice

When someone of Irish ancestry who doesn't typically identify as Irish in everyday life puts on a green hat, drinks green beer, and wears a "Kiss me, I'm Irish" T-shirt on St. Patrick's Day, it is an example of:

• A) posing.
• B) prejudice.
• C) disembodied identities.
• D) symbolic ethnicity.
• E) situational ethnicity.

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Definitions:

Fluid Gender

Represents a concept of gender identity that is not fixed and can change over time, reflecting a more dynamic understanding of gender beyond binary categories.

Identities

The aspects of a person's social and personal definition as influenced by their culture, experiences, and choices.

Intersexuality

A variation in sex characteristics including chromosomes, gonads, or genitals that do not fit typical binary notions of male or female bodies.

Observation

The active acquisition of information from a primary source, often involving measurement and recording of data from the environment.