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1. Is racism part of humankind's nature? That is, have people always sorted one another into racial groups and then considered some groups inferior or deserving of malice? 2. What is scientific racism? Has science definitely established that there are such discrete things as races? 3. What is inherency? 4. What is racism? What two key elements does Blum say are contained in the concept of racism? 5. Why does Blum say that not every instance of racial conflict, insensitivity, ignorance, or miscommunication should be called racist? 6. What is racial prejudice? What is racial discrimination? 7. What is institutional racism? Is it always easy to detect? Why or why not? 8. What is white privilege? 9. What is weak affirmative action? What is strong affirmative action?

          1. Is racism part of humankind's nature? That is, have people always sorted one another into racial groups and then considered some groups inferior or deserving of malice?
2. What is scientific racism? Has science definitely established that there are such discrete things as races?
3. What is inherency?
4. What is racism? What two key elements does Blum say are contained in the concept of racism?
5. Why does Blum say that not every instance of racial conflict, insensitivity, ignorance, or miscommunication should be called racist?
6. What is racial prejudice? What is racial discrimination?
7. What is institutional racism? Is it always easy to detect? Why or why not?
8. What is white privilege?
9. What is weak affirmative action? What is strong affirmative action?

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