Question

5. In Du Bois' view, the "veil" is primarily a symbol of:
a). Hope and perseverance in the face of adversity
b). The literal division between Black and White people in terms of living spaces
c). The spiritual enlightenment of Black individuals
d). The segregation and discrimination that Black people face in White society
6. Which one is not one of the basic tenets of Critical Race Theory (CRT)?
a). Racism is an ordinary and common experience, not an anomaly
b). The social construction of race means racial categories are created and manipulated by society
c). White-over-colour ascendancy serves important psychic and material purposes
d). Race is an objective, inherent, and biologically fixed characteristic
7. Critical Race Theory supports the traditional civil rights approach of incremental progress and step-by-step change.
True / False

Answer 1

5. In Du Bois' view, the "veil" is primarily a symbol of:
**d). The segregation and discrimination that Black people face in White society**

6. Which one is not one of the basic tenets of Critical Race Theory (CRT)?
**d). Race is an objective, inherent, and biologically fixed characteristic**

7. Critical Race Theory supports the traditional civil rights approach of incremental progress and step-by-step change.
**False**