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        Social Foundations of Education
        What is Privilege?
        What is Privilege?
        Power and benefits over others in society. Privilege may come about as a result of race, socioeconomic status, language, gender, or membership in other groups.
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        What is Prejudice?
        What is Prejudice?
        Negative thoughts and opinions about a group of people.
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        Who are Others?
        Who are Others?
        People from cultures other than your own.
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        Who are Oppressed Groups?
        Who are Oppressed Groups?
        Groups of people that have little to no societal power, are subservient to another group or are silenced. Oppressed groups may include marginalized people.
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        Who are Involuntary Immigrants?
        Who are Involuntary Immigrants?
        People who were forced to emigrate to a new country against their will due to outside circumstances.
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        What is Immigration?
        What is Immigration?
        The act of entering a country where you were not born in order to become a permanent resident.
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        What is Equality?
        What is Equality?
        When all cultural groups have access to the same rights and privileges, regardless of which group of people they belong to.
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        What is Enculturation?
        What is Enculturation?
        The process of becoming assimilated into a given culture, slowly acquiring their characteristics and obtaining their language and behaviors.
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        What is the Dominant Group?
        What is the Dominant Group?
        The cultural group that has been imitated by other institutions in society. This can include the group’s values and behavior. For much of the United States, the dominant group would be middle class, white, English-speaking persons.
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        What is Cultural Pluralism?
        What is Cultural Pluralism?
        The preservation of cultures as parallel and equal to the majority culture in a given society.
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