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20191209004532difference__stereotyping__and_prejudice.pptxDifference, Discourse, Stereotyping, and Prejudice
1. Difference is new/novel
What is Challenging About Difference?
1. Difference is new
2. New ideas challenge the status quo
What is Challenging About Difference?
1. Difference is new
2. New ideas challenge the status quo
3. Changes in SQ disrupt the social order
What is Challenging About Difference?
1. Difference is new
2. New ideas challenge the status quo
3. Changes in SQ disrupt the social order
4. Disruptions to social order challenge authority
What is Challenging About Difference?
1. Difference is new
2. New ideas challenge the status quo
3. Changes in SQ disrupt the social order
4. Disruptions to social order challenge authority
5. Challenges to authority disrupt the social hierarchy
What is Challenging About Difference?
1. Difference is new
2. New ideas challenge the status quo
3. Changes in SQ disrupt the social order
4. Disruptions to social order challenge authority
5. Challenges to authority disrupt the social hierarchy
6. This threat to hierarchy requires policing
What is Challenging About Difference?
6. This threat to hierarchy requires policing
7. Policing moralizes differences and this leads to fundamentalism
What is Challenging About Difference?
George Grosz The Agitator
Mann defines fascism as the pursuit of a transcendant and cleansing nation-statism through paramilitarism. Mann argues that this definition contains five essential terms: (a) Nationalism, (b) Statism, (b) Transcendence, (c) Cleansing, and (d) Paramilitarism.
Fascism
Fascists have always expressed a populist commitment to an “organic” nation.
This produces a distaste for ethnic diversity and multi-culturalism.
This nationalism is sometimes coupled with a call to return to a time imagined to be more pure in “organic” national identity.
Nationalism
Transcendence is reflected in the fascist belief that the destruction of the social order was necessary to accomplish the return to these more desirable times.
Fascism, and the nation-state would overcome social conflict by engaging in acts of violence and repressing those who would oppose them. Fascism has always viewed violence and war as a means to achieve political ends.
Transcendence
Paramilitarism is both a value and a tool of fascism. Paramilitarism is a value of fascism because it is a tangible representation of the fascist disdain of pacifism. It represents the value of the fist and the bullet that has embodied fascism in its many forms.
Paramilitarism may be used by the elites but it is essentially a bottom-up movement. Paramilitarism would bring credibility to elites and electoral popularity.
Paramilitarism
The experience of being salient
Feelings of the salient
Consequences of being salient
Interpersonalizing Salience
Things to come: Blatant stereotyping, subtle stereotyping, and other relevant theories
Stereotyping
Social Identity Theory
Self Categorization Theory
Optimal Distinctiveness Theory
Subjective Uncertainty Reduction
Various Intergroup Ideologies
Theories of Blatant Stereotyping
Presuppositions:
Importance of social identity
The competitive dynamic between groups
Artifacts of this competitive dynamic
Social Identity Theory
Valknot, or "knot of the slain,"
Thor’s Hammer
The Tyr rune, named after the Tyr was a god of warfare and battle.
Andrew Michael Carter
"We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children."
14 Words
The eighth letter of the alphabet is "H." Eight two times signifies "HH, " shorthand for the Nazi greeting, "Heil Hitler."
88
"I have nothing to say."
5 words
The anniversary date of two events: the confrontation between Federal agents and the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas in 1993, and the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing carried out by Timothy McVeigh. This date is sometimes used as a tattoo by anti-government racists.
4/19
Art Work—Female Aryan Warrior
Martyr—Image of the Lone Wolf
Soy Boys: Insults of Alt Right
Xenaphobia of Alt Right
Self is not fixed
Self is dependent on context
Emphasized the multidimensionality of self
Self Categorization Theory
People seek both autonomy and cohesion
Choose groups that achieve this balance
Optimal Distinctiveness Theory
Importance of in-group norms
Subjective Uncertainty Reduction Theory
Social Dominance Theory
Right Wing Authoritarianism
Terror Management Theory
System Justification Theory
Intergroup Ideologies
Social Hierarchies
Myths
Consequences of high and low social dominance orientation
Social Dominance Theory
Authoritarianism defined
Traditional value
Obedience
Sanctions
Intense group identification
Fundamental beliefs RWA
Producerism
Demonizing Rhetoric
Conspiricism
Apocolyptic Thinking
Right Wing Authoritarianism
Influence of mortality and death
Cherished worldviews
How do we validate worldviews in dangerous circumstances?
Terror Management Theory
The comfort of ideology
Preserve the status quo
System Justifications Theory
Category confusions
Aversive racism
Stereotyping and cognitive load
Stereotyping and motivational control
Automatic Stereotyping
Ambiguous stereotyping
Ambivalent stereotyping
Implications for minority identity
Implications for majority identity
Other Aspects of Subtle Stereotyping
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Will I. Am: If you only have love for your own race, you only leave space to discriminate . . . And then ya get irate.
Guest (White) on Bill Maher: Maybe when Barak Obama wins this election we can stop talking about race in elections.
Katt Williams: We’ve got to talk about race.
The End of Stereotyping
