Identity and Its Impact on Social Justice Engagement

This exam focuses on the role of identity in social justice engagement. Key areas of interest include intersectionality, social identity theory, and personal agency, all of which shape individual motivations to participate in social justice efforts.

The significance of identity in activism highlights how personal and group identities influence engagement strategies in social movements. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for facilitating inclusive and effective activist practices.

Verbal assessment will require candidates to demonstrate their understanding of how identity shapes social justice engagement, including the intersection of multiple identities and their impact on individual participation.

Candidates may also be required to discuss various social movements, providing context for their theoretical insights and applications related to identity in activism.