The 4 I's of oppression
In the video we were assigned this week, we watched Luna Malbroux discusses the 4 I's of oppression. I have heard of this concept prior to college in my high school education class. The 4 types of oppression are:
Interpersonal:
-Exclusion based on a persons appearance
-Microagression; hearing something that is phrased as a backhanded, and taking it way too far/ responding to a situation with
-Treating people differently based on any of their personal aspects
-Harassing someone for not conforming to gender norms
-Writing homophobic statements on someones property/ social media
Institutional:
-School funding
-A form of institutional oppression is segregation
-Certain laws are in place for certain people with personal differences ie. disabilities
-Practices in government, schooling, healthcare and legal system that give certain groups of people disadvantages opposed to others
Internalized:
-Messages are not specifically stated
-Internalized idea that some people are different/ better than others
-Internalized ideations of people are talked about very rarely
-Dominant narrative reverbs societal norms in the eyes of the people
-Stereotypes and prejudices about certain groups of people
Idealogical:
-Gender stereotypes ("real boy/ real girl")
-"Boys don't cry"
-"Girls wear pink"
-"Boys wear blue"
-Normalized ideations about certain groups of people.
I love your photo! And I like how you added examples.
ReplyDeleteHey Paige, this is a great break down of the types of oppression. I really feel like you made them easier to understand.
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