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Inside Relationships: Critical Creative Case Studies in Interpersonal Communication

Sandra L. Faulkner (editor)

Chapter 5

Race, Nationality, and Gendered Practices in Relationships - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

How does the idea of citizenship in the United States influence interpersonal relationships? How do inclusionary and exclusionary identities shape the ideals around who counts as a citizen and a valuable member of society?

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Problem 2

Do you have any stigmatized identities? How do these identities influence your feelings of inclusion? What positive interpersonal outcomes, if any, might emerge among people who hold stigmatized identities such as undocumented immigrants?

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Problem 3

How might the migration process strengthen or weaken family unity? Please provide some examples.

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Problem 4

Cornejo writes poetry and creative autobiography to document feelings of inclusion and exclusion in life. Engage in a similar exercise. Write about a moment or moments in your life when you felt alienated, frightened, and excluded. Be sure to write about these moments in the context of your personal relationships.

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