Lecture 23Outline of Last Lecture I. Obedience to AuthorityII. Resisting AuthorityIII. Welfare StateIV. Who Are the Citzens of a State?V. Citzenship RightsVI. Social and Cultural RightsVII. Political RightsVIII. Civil RightsOutline of Current Lecture IX. The Sociology of Don SterlingX. Voting RightsXI. Exclusion from CitizenshipXII. Prisoners and Citizenship RightsXIII. State and Citizenship -- The Case of DREAM’ersXIV. DREAM’ers and ActivismXV. Social MovementsXVI. Social Movement EmergenceCurrent LectureSOC 100 1st EditionI. The Sociology of Don Sterlinga. Don Sterling, Owner of LA Clippersi. History of Racial Discrimination1. wouldn’t rent apartments to black peopleii. Racist Comments made to girlfriend in privateiii. Banned from NBA for lifeiv. May be forced to sell the team by fellow ownersb. Free Speech?i. NBA is not the governmentII. Voting Rightsa. Wisconsin Voter ID law struck down as unconstitutionali. no evidence of voter fraudii. unfair burden on poor and minority votersIII. Exclusion from Citizenshipa. Convicted Felonsi. isolated from the rest of the communityb. Enduirng Impact of Prison on Citizenshipi. Impact on Employmentii. Impact on Political Rightsiii. Impact on Communityc. Undocumented Workersi. Participating in American Lifeii. excluded from most of the benefitsIV. Prisoners and Citizenship Rightsa. Education Justice Projecti. preparing prisoners for re-entryii. EJP is committed to giving prisoners skill, improving literacy, teaching Englishiii. education as a social and cultural rightV. State and Citizenship-- The case of DREAM’ersa. conflict within the stateb. pending legislationi. development, relief, and education for alien minors act (DREAM act)1. would provide permamnent residency ot mi-nors whose parents emmigrated to the US without proper documentation2. applies to minorsii. Executive Action1. Deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA)VI. DREAM’ers and Activisma. Goalsi. stop deportationsii. access to education benefitsiii. access to work opportunitiesb. Tacticsi. social mediaii. mass protestsiii. civil disobedience1. risking arrest and deportation2. infiltrating deportation centersc. Organizationsi. National Organizations1. united we dream2. national immigrant youth allianceii. Grassroot organizationsVII. Social Movementsa. social interactions between people in power and those whoare not but who claim a constituencyb. Goali. shift in exercise or distribution of powerc. consists of public demonstrations of the claimd. How do they emerge?e. What are their goals?i. how do they pursue their goals?f. what effects do they have on society?g. Intellectual Historyi. started studying social movements in the aftermath of World War 2 ii. Collective Behavioriii. Resource Mobilizationiv. Political ProcessVIII. Social Movement Emergencea. Greivances Always exist; why do movements only occa-sionally emergei. resources1. material resources2. other assets-leadershipb. DREAM’ers i. social mediaii. leadershipc. Political Opportunitiesi. Democratic Regimesii. Repressive Regimes1. may the change of nature of activismd. DREAM’ersi. conflict between president and congress1. veto pointse. The “Cultural” Turni. framing1. providing new interpretations of familiar expe-riencesii. Collective Identity1. people coming together over shared experi-encesf. DREAM’ersi. framing1. emphasis on children of undocumented work-ersii. collective identity1. dangers of being