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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3: What if I Talk About Race Wrong? - Chapter 6: Is Police Brutality Really About Race?.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Oluo states that until what level of her school career, she was always the only black student in her class?
(a) High school.
(b) Middle school.
(c) College.
(d) Junior high.

2. Oluo states that it is futile to keep running from racism, since it has infiltrated all but which one of the following locations?
(a) Our governments.
(b) Our space program.
(c) Our workplaces.
(d) Our homes.

3. Describing her first conversation with her mother about racism, Oluo states that it had opened up a new way of taking what action in relation to her mother?
(a) Understanding.
(b) Hearing.
(c) Believing.
(d) Seeing.

4. Oluo insists at the end of Chapter 3: What If I Talk About Race Wrong? that it is crucial that in the fight for social justice, we disregard our what?
(a) Ennui.
(b) Hatred.
(c) Jealousy.
(d) Fear.

5. In the preface, Oluo thanks readers for alerting her to the fact that the first edition of the book used outdated and inconsistent language in discussion of which cultures?
(a) Latinx cultures.
(b) Indigenous cultures.
(c) Asian cultures.
(d) East Indian cultures.

Short Answer Questions

1. Oluo describes the trajectory of her career in what field?

2. What is NOT a quality Oluo attributes to the main people racism was created to benefit?

3. Which hip-hop artist's booking of a concert near Oluo's place of residence made her angry?

4. What was the weather like on the day Oluo had a picnic in the park with the group she met on social media?

5. Oluo states that if she had a male child, he would have what projected chance of ending up in jail, according to recent estimates?

(see the answer key)

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