1. Identity can be defined as a dynamic and multifaceted process of belonging to a group of people who share similar concerns and/or values. True False 2. Intersectionality: is a concept that describes cultural differences. is a term that refers to people's overlapping identities. was a term coined by Ervin Goffman. is being the same with something or someone.
3. The belief that all people perceived to be in a single group think, act, and believe the same things in the same ways is termed: Essentialism Intersectionalism Commonalities Performativity
4. Gender, sexual orientation, race, socio-economic status, age, language, ethnicity, heritage, religion, system of beliefs, education, place of residence, and nationality can all be considered markers of identity. True False
5. Identities are given at birth and rarely change over time. True False

1. Identity can be defined as a dynamic and multifaceted process of belonging to a group of people who share similar concerns and/or values. True

2. Intersectionality: is a concept that describes cultural differences. is a term that refers to people's overlapping identities. was a term coined by Ervin Goffman. is being the same with something or someone.

True

3. The belief that all people perceived to be in a single group think, act, and believe the same things in the same ways is termed:

Intersectionalism

4. Gender, sexual orientation, race, socio-economic status, age, language, ethnicity, heritage, religion, system of beliefs, education, place of residence, and nationality can all be considered markers of identity.

True

5. Identities are given at birth and rarely change over time.

False

Explanation:

answer; membership group;

answer; belief perseverance;