Cornell note ch3 4

1. Write Cornell notes after reading materials, Cornell Notes are designed to engage critical thinking, analysis, and synthesis. Use uploaded 'Cornell Notes Template.doc' to write.

Reading for Chapter 3: pg 130 to 143

Reading for Chapter 4: pg 145 to 162

2. No less than 350 words.

3. All WRITING, IDEAS, and INFORMATION used in your assignments that come from journal articles, the Internet, textbooks, etc. must be properly cited.

Course for Sociology of Race/Ethnicity, Class, and Gender. 

Chapter 3 Key Terms

· the Veil and double consciousness

· writing the body

· speaking without saying or being silent

· territorializing the Human

· forms of resistance

· power suits as symbolic capital

· working graveyard

· pressure cooker environment

Chapter 4 Key Terms:

· placing ‘Blackness’

· racialized geographical boundaries

· speaking without saying or being silent

· strategies and tactics

· territorializing the Human

· policing knowledge

· language 

· the totalizing quest of the “it” factor

· black mobility in dominant imaginings

· the hypocrisy of population parity

· making a way out of no way

· the dominant culture order 

· bringing the Black body to market

· good ole’ boys network

· self policing