Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race Test | Final Test - Easy

Reni Eddo-Lodge
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Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race Test | Final Test - Easy

Reni Eddo-Lodge
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Enno-Lodge call the projection of an ever-encroaching Black doomsday?
(a) Fear of multiculturalism.
(b) Fear of a Black planet.
(c) Fear of diversification.
(d) Fear of African-Americans.

2. What political party did the politician Nigel Farage lead in the mid-2010s?
(a) Conservative.
(b) Freedom Fighters.
(c) UKIP.
(d) Labour.

3. What does Eddo-Lodge argue that critiques of racism should be subject to in Part III?
(a) The same passionate free speech defense as racist comments themselves.
(b) Protection under the law.
(c) Forums at universities.
(d) Defense from politicians.

4. Which then-MP for Blackburn used the term "easy meat" to describe white girls as sexual assault victims in 2011?
(a) Igly Quaid.
(b) John Lawlor.
(c) Jack Straw.
(d) Martin Brenner.

5. When was the Joseph Rowntree Foundation report on class that Enno-Lodge cites in Part IV published?
(a) 2010.
(b) 2007.
(c) 2015.
(d) 2018.

6. What did the website Breitbart London partially define intersectionality as in 2012?
(a) A hypocritical idea.
(b) A farce.
(c) A paradox.
(d) A debate strategy.

7. Which of the following questions does Eddo-Lodge write many women's magazines in the 1990s and early 2000s focused on?
(a) Whether a woman could have feminist politics and do traditionally feminine things.
(b) Whether a woman could be a politician and still be a journalist a the same time.
(c) Whether a woman could work and have children at the same time.
(d) Whether there were enough women in positions as the heads of companies and in powerful government positions.

8. How does Eddo-Lodge characterize her own aspirations for the goals of the feminist movement?
(a) Utopian and unrealistic.
(b) Universal.
(c) Achievable.
(d) Fair.

9. What movement to bring down a statue at a significant British educational institution began in 2015?
(a) The Lee Must Fall Movement.
(b) The Rhodes Must Fall movement.
(c) The Take Down Churchill Movement.
(d) The Remove Brooks Movement.

10. What was the 2015 movement to remove a statue at a significant British Educational institution based upon?
(a) Earlier protests at South Africa's University of Cape Town.
(b) The MeToo Protests.
(c) The Black Lives Matter Protests.
(d) The Sharkfin Protests.

11. What advice did Griffin give Eddo-Lodge at the end of their interview?
(a) She should get a job in government.
(b) She should get a job as a professor at Oxford.
(c) She should apply for a job at The Guardian newspaper.
(d) She should move somewhere else to have children, somewhere ideally connected to her heritage.

12. What slogan did the Labour Party put on mugs during the 2015 general election in Britain?
(a) Controls on Immigration.
(b) No Blacks, No Irish, No Dogs.
(c) Down With The Cause.
(d) Britain First Forever.

13. Which writer apologized for writing that a famous Black actor was too "street" to play James Bond?
(a) Anthony Horowitz.
(b) Corrine Riley.
(c) Don Leyrey.
(d) Henry Starkin.

14. What does Eddo-Lodge write that she fears might happen when white feminism has "won"?
(a) No one will worry about sexual abuse of women any longer.
(b) Black women will be even more vilified than they are now.
(c) Things will look very much the same as they do now.
(d) There will be a backlash among men.

15. Which conservative MP defended the feminist who criticized Eddo-Lodge on the 2013 New Year's Eve program they appeared on together?
(a) Jen Hawley.
(b) Margaret Miller.
(c) Jo Riley.
(d) Louise Mensch.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Eddo-Lodge think is one major danger in portraying misogyny as an import from other countries?

2. Which politician told crowds in 1968 that soon, the Black man would "have the whip hand" over the white man in Britain?

3. What problems does Eddo-Lodge argue that Black lead characters in books and movies are often viewed as by consumers?

4. Which of the following is necessary in combating the exploitation of women, according to Eddo-Lodge?

5. What is the supposed projected year in which white people in Britain will become an ethnic minority?

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