The intersection of Nativism, Racial tropes, and colorism and their interactions with Institutional and Structural Racism

March 20, 2024March 20, 2024 Discipline: Cultural studies

In Units 1-5 we’ve discussed how and why we define various terms that affect the way race is formed and received. In particular, we focused on the distinctions between Institutional, Structural, and Personal Racisms. For this assignment you submit a 1500 word paper that explores, analyzes, and discusses the intersection of nativism, racial tropes, and colorism and their interactions with Institutional and Structural Racism.

Your paper must address the following:
Define and explain the differences, and similarities, between Institutional and Structural racism.
Provide a definition, in your own words, of nativism, racial tropes, and colorism.
What historical developments affected the way these ideas affect marginalized communities?
How do these three terms intersect with issues of privilege and power?
How does media and popular culture contribute to the reinforcement of these terms?
While this may feel a bit abstract, the goal is to have you consider the real world implications of these ideas. Ensure that your definitions are solid so that you can return to them when engaging in your analysis.
Due Date:
Your papers are due on February 6, 2024
What you will submit.
You will submit a 1500 word essay as a Word document.
Rubric
This assignment is worth 40 points.
Length (4 points): 1500 words
Cover page and works cited page do not count to the total word count.
Formatting (4 points): Papers meet the following requirements:
12pt font, Times New Roman or Arial ONLY, double spaced, 1” margins, Cover Page, and works cited page
A template can be found here.
Proofread (4 points): Papers have been proofread for proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
Citations (5 points): Papers use at least five citations from the ASSIGNED READINGS only.
Answers (6 points): Papers answer all of the questions/instructions posted on the prompt.
Evidence (7 points): Papers use relevant citations from the assigned readings to back up or defend the paper’s main argument
Argument (6 points): Papers show a clear, singular, and specific argument that addressed the questions posed in the prompt.
Connections (4 points): Papers show a clear understanding of the material presented in the class in the Units covered by the paper.

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