Oppression: Scenario III

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Match each scenario or definition with the correct "I" of oppression.

A person of color doesn't speak up in a meeting because they think their contributions to the discussion won't be important or correct.
The idea that one group is better and has the right to control the other gets embedded in the institutions of the society: laws, education, media, etc.
The oppressor doesn't have to exert any more pressure, because we now do it to ourselves and each other.
The idea of being better and controlling others gives permission for individual members of the dominant group to personally mistreat individuals in the targeted/oppressed group.
A student is bullied for being gay.
The belief that women are weaker than men.
The idea that one group is somehow better than another, and in some measure has the right to control the other group.
Police using racial profiling.

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Classism		discrimination based on race
Transphobia		discrimination based on biological sex or gender
Ageism		discrimination based on socio-economic status (wealth, money, salary)
Ableism		discrimination based on skin-tone/shade (light skin vs. dark skin)
Colorism		discrimination based on ability (physical or neurological)
Xenophobia		discrimination based on age
Sexism		extreme fear or hatred of immigrants or foreigners
Fatphobia		extreme fear or hatred of homosexuality (people who are gay)
Racism		extreme fear or hatred of people who are obese (overweight)
Homophobia		extreme fear or hatred of people who are transgender

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Classism		discrimination based on race
Transphobia		discrimination based on biological sex or gender
Ageism		discrimination based on socio-economic status (wealth, money, salary)
Ableism		discrimination based on skin-tone/shade (light skin vs. dark skin)
Colorism		discrimination based on ability (physical or neurological)
Xenophobia		discrimination based on age
Sexism		extreme fear or hatred of immigrants or foreigners
Fatphobia		extreme fear or hatred of homosexuality (people who are gay)
Racism		extreme fear or hatred of people who are obese (overweight)
Homophobia		extreme fear or hatred of people who are transgender