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1. Gathering Background Information for Evidence (from the San Diego Museum of Man)
Research is often reading/watching/learning more than you will actually use in your final product, but all information is important to creating a good response or research paper. I want you to develop good background knowledge to inform yourself of this important subject.
First, watch this video on the story of race, at the main History page of the online exhibit. When you click on the link below, look for the small image at the right that states “Watch the Story of Race Movie” and watch it. You don’t have to summarize it, just learn from it. The Story of Race: https://www.understandingrace.org/History
Next, visit the two pages linked below. Each of the pages in this section of the museum website has several sub-pages that you can use to gather ideas for your response paper.
https://www.understandingrace.org/HumanVariation
(Six slide shows on race; visit all of them or just the ones that most interest you, that you think will give you useful information)
https://www.understandingrace.org/LivedExperience
(Five slide shows on race; likewise, visit all of them or just the ones that most interest you)
2. Summarizing Videos (50% of final grade)
These two links below are to videos that you will watch and summarize in several paragraphs (as many as you need to give enough of the major details). You can also use the information in them as evidence in your response paper, so take notes as you watch or watch again, both for your summary and for evidence in your response.
Are We So Different: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=8aaTAUAEyho&feature=emb_logo
Inter + FACE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylLvpuBsek0&feature=emb_logo
3. Your Response Paper (50% of final grade)
Use what you learned in parts 1 and 2 above as evidence in a three-page paper about what you understand about race and identity. Use also your ideas from your essay on identity, because race and identity intersect, either inside of you or in society. Be as detailed as you can be, since part of your grade for the response will be based on the specific evidence and ideas that you write in your paper. I will also be looking for a good introduction, thesis statement, and conclusion. You will be graded also on your use of formal English, meaning proper grammar, spelling, and sentence structure.
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Race and Identity
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Introduction
Race is a concept that has been propagated since the time of the European conquest and
exploration of the world. The concept has become a big factor in the manner in which the social
strata has been laid out for centuries. Moreover, it has led to discriminatory behaviors against the
minority races that have had lasting negative effects. From the concepts of race and how it
presents in modern culture, identity is highly influenced by race.
All humans are equal and have a common ancestry. Race does not denote any superiority
in genes of any nature since we all have similar human capabilities. Thus, the concept of race is
not an accurate representation of human variation (Bécares & Priest, 2015). Moreover, the main
aspect that determines the existence of race was the difference in skin color. The differences that
humans have are as a result of the locations that they had to live in; hence they developed
adaptations that made them better suited for those living ...
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