Which of the following is NOT an argument about the White working class made by J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), author of the bestselling book Hillbilly Elegy who later became a Republican U.S. Senator from Ohio, and is now the Vice President-Elect of the United States.

According to Rothenberg author Beverly Tatum in “Defining Racism:  Can we Talk,” which of the following is FALSE

According to IDEA developmental delay is characterized by delay(s) in which of the following areas:  

A child on your case load is diagnosed with Trisomy 21.  She is also participating in Speech/Language therapy (SLP).  Based upon this her diagnosis, possible areas of SLP treatment include:  

 There are several contemporary approaches to racism.  According to Ian Hanley Lopez (Rothenberg),  _______  racism can be described as  “purposeful efforts to use racial animus as leverage to gain material wealth, political power or heightened social standing.”

Janus exercise article, Then Came the War illustrated the impact of imprisoning  _________ citizens and immigrants in U.S. internment camps during World War II.

Follow the language! The terms “pansexual,” “omnisexual,” and “polysexual” are “new” terms in-use in U.S. English that best illustrate different forms of sexual __________

When traveling on business to ______, an online international business etiquette website used in this course recommends “use titles,” “be on time,” “bow or nod as part of a common greeting,” and “present and receive business cards with both hands.” 

_______ symbols are embodied images that may reflect the gender of the creator who consciously or unconsciously embeds them in visual communication including but not limited to artistic paintings, photography, film, advertsing, architecture, comedy, etc.

In the film clip from Dreamworlds 3 we saw in class, filmmaker and Professor Sut Jhally argues in his video essay that music videos use __________ to focus attention on women’s sexual body parts thereby robbing women of their full humanity.  Dr. James suggests this practice compares to linguistic practices (rituals) of pejoratively labeling women by sexualized body parts,  e.g., “headlights, tits, ass.”