Critical Race Theory

1. Who are considered the founding figures of Critical Race Theory?

A) Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Angela Davis.
B) Cornel West, W.E.B. Du Bois, Frantz Fanon.
C) Derrick Bell, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Richard Delgado.
D) Noam Chomsky, Herbert Marcuse, Judith Butler.

2. What concept is central to CRT regarding individual identity?

A) Intersectionality.
B) Dualism.
C) Essentialism.
D) Determinism.

3. Which legal doctrine is often critiqued by CRT scholars?

A) Due process.
B) Bona fide occupational qualification.
C) Colorblindness.
D) Strict scrutiny.

4. What does the term 'white privilege' refer to in CRT?

A) Merit-based opportunities available to all.
B) Unacknowledged advantages granted to white individuals.
C) Equal treatment under the law.
D) A societal disadvantage for non-white individuals.

5. What is a key tool used by CRT to challenge racial issues?

A) Narrative storytelling.
B) Quantitative analysis.
C) Historical revisionism.
D) Mathematical modeling.

6. Which of the following is often emphasized in CRT pedagogy?

A) Promoting competition among students.
B) Critical questioning of race and identity.
C) Advocating for strict discipline.
D) Comprehensive memorization of facts.

7. What do CRT proponents seek to illuminate about racism?

A) Its systemic and structural nature.
B) Its occasional occurrences.
C) Its emotional impact alone.
D) Its irrelevance in modern society.

8. What does CRT argue about education?

A) It is a perfect equalizer.
B) It is irrelevant to race issues.
C) It is only about academic performance.
D) It can reproduce racial inequalities.

9. Which method is commonly associated with CRT research?

A) Statistical regression analysis.
B) Qualitative methods.
C) Randomized controlled trials.
D) Meta-analysis.

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