What is the connection between racism and colonialism

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Question 1: What does the "one drop rule" refer to? What is "white privilege"?

Question 2: What is the connection between racism and colonialism? Did race classifications and racism exist in the pre-Columbus era?

Question 3: Why is it difficult for white people to see their own race? What does McIntosh (1988) mean when she refers to whiteness as an "invisible knapsack of privileges"? What are some of the privileges that whites experience?

Question 4: What does adultification refer to in Ferguson's (2000) chapter? Who is more likely to be adultified? What are the likely consequences of adultification?

Question 5: How does the model minority myth influence the dynamics within interracial marriages in the US according to Nemoto (2011)? Why are Asian-born women a preferred choice as marital partners for some men rather than the US-born Asian American or white women?

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