Social Justice Test 1

The concept of moral rightness

Accepts a politically established definition of crime without questioning the morality or inclusivity of these laws

A bias-motivated crim

Resides of the law; a communication that vilifies a person or group based on their race, class, religion, gender, sexual orientation, and/or ability

A person's place in society; the social categories through which people are classified

Relates to human society and its modes of organization

The overarching social system that maintains and reproduces inequalities

One that holds power and authority in society

"In psychological terms, identity formation employs a process of simultaneous reflection and observation, a process taking place on all levels of mental functioning, by which the individual judges himself [or herself] in light of what he [or she] perceives to be the way in which others judge him [or her] in comparison to themselves and to a typology significant to them"

The product of social, cultural, and historical factors

We define ourselves according to our own preferences and our interactions

We define ourselves in relation to others

We are defined more broadly by social categories

Exists when one group has something of value that is denied to others

A generalization made about a group