The Authors of This Textbook Argue That "A Better Metaphor

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Essay

The authors of this textbook argue that "a better metaphor for intersecting modes of oppression might not be criss- crossing roads,but a web of relations within which struggles over opportunities,power,and privileges take place." Explain both metaphors and analyze why the authors prefer their metaphor to Crenshaw's.

Understand employee entitlements upon dismissal.

Recognize strategies and legal provisions for correcting workplace discrimination.

Understand the impact of emotions, such as fear and anxiety, on cognitive processes including attention and memory.

Differentiate between cognitive reappraisal and suppression as emotion regulation strategies.

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Definitions:

Cultural Capital

Non-financial social assets, like education, intellect, style of speech, and dress, that promote social mobility beyond economic means.

Cultural Resources

The collective symbols, beliefs, practices, artifacts, and institutions that individuals inherit and use to define their cultures and identities.

Worthy

Deserving attention, effort, or respect due to qualities such as importance or nobility.

Major U.S. Television Networks

The dominant television broadcasters in the United States, traditionally including NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX.