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The History of Genocide
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The History of Genocide
A. The Ladder of Prejudice
Gordon Allport , 1954
I. How do we get here?
1. ladder describes how “little acts,” which often go
unnoticed, can lead to more serious and disruptive
individual and collective behaviors.
1. a statement, action,
or incident regarded as an instance of indirect,
subtle, or unintentional discrimination against members
of a marginalized group such as a racial or ethnic minority
indirect, subtle, or unintentional discrimination against
members of a marginalized group.
1.
B. Microaggressions
2. 3 types of microaggressions
a. microassault- is an explicit racial derogations characterized
primarily by a verbal or nonverbal attack meant to hurt the
intended victim through name-calling, avoidant behavior, or
purposeful discriminatory actions.
b. microinsult is characterized by communications that convey
rudeness and insensitivity and demean a person’s
racial heritage or identity.
c. Microinvalidations-
communications that exclude,
negate, or nullify the psychological
thoughts, feelings, or experiential
reality of a person of color
B. Microaggressions
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II. Holocaust
The Holocaust
A. Holocaust Begins
1. hatred for the Jews isn't new- blamed for killing Christ,
failure for WWI, & economic problems after the war
2. 1935 Nuremberg Laws passed
a. denied Jews German citizenship
b. forbade marriage between Jews & nonJews
c. later laws limited the kinds of work Jews could do
3. Kristallnacht- Night of Broken Glass
4. After the Kristallnacht, many Jews began to flee.
5. For those who stayed, Hitler began emigration as a
solution.
6. 2nd solution isolate the Jews in ghettos
B. The Final Solution
1. genocide (systematic killing of a group of people)
2. SS (Schutzstaffel) went through cities with killing
vans
3. extermination camps were built
4. 6 million Jews were killed
A. Darfur is an area in western
Sudan
B. The Darfur Genocide* is the systematic
killing of Darfurians
C. estimated 100,00- 400,000 people killed