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Survery: Unconscious Bias

Satisfactory responses to a survey like this (all questions included) usually constitute a total of 100-200 words.

Please first watch the TED talk below:

https://www.ted.com/talks/yassmin_abdel_magied_what_does_my_headscarf_mean_to_you

The question you will address, once you click on the "take survey" button, will be:

In this TED talk, Yassmin Abdel-Magied discussed several unconscious biased perception towards her outfit. Which biased perception was driven by a cultural/ racial / gender-based stereotype? Which biased perception was driven by an ethnocentric view? Or a little bit of both? How so? What is your most powerful take-away message from this TED talk?

Survey: Nidoto Nai Yoni

Satisfactory responses to a survey like this (all questions included) usually constitute a total of 100-200 words.

this survey invites you to learn and examine the incarceration of Japanese American during the WWII by visiting news article, interactive map and interview videos through the link, "It wasn't right": Recalling Internment (https://www.kitsapsun.com/story/news/local/2017/03/25/wasnt-right-recalling-internment/99518098/ (Links to an external site.) )

Below is a screenshot of the article once you click on the link above.

Once you are on the page, make sure to click on the link to access the interactive map for details of Shintanis' path to Tule Lake, their final stop of the internment camp (below is a screenshot where the link to the Please also make sure to go over the interview clip in the same article: Recalling the internment of Japanese-Americans 75 years later:(below is a screenshot of the video clip)interactive map is located in the Once you reviewed the article and click on the "take quiz" button, you will respond to the following questions:

- What does "Nidoto Nai Yoni" mean? What was it like, if you were a member of the Shitani family, in late March of 1942?

- Is there any other names or stories that memorable to you? What are those stories? 

- Based on what you learned, would say that the incarceration of Japanese American during the WWII was motivated by ethnocentrism, stereotype, racism, or combination of all these? Why?

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