Legos & the 4 I's of Oppression

What are the 4 I's of Oppression?

• Individual, Institutional, Interpersonal, Internalized
• Ideological, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Internalized
• Ideological, Institutional, Interpersonal, Invasive
• Ideological, Institutional, Interpersonal, Internalized

Which is an example of Ideological Oppression?

• Allowing multiple religions to coexist peacefully.
• Encouraging diverse cultural practices.
• Enforcing a state religion and punishing other beliefs.
• Promoting freedom of speech for all beliefs.

What is an example of institutional oppression?

• A school district's strict dress code that disadvantages low-income students.
• A school's open-door policy that encourages student participation.
• A local library offering free access to books for everyone.
• A community center providing free meals to all families.

What is an example of interpersonal oppression?

• A manager belittling an employee based on their race.
• A coworker sharing a joke with their team.
• A friend complimenting another friend's outfit.
• A teacher praising a student for their achievements.

Which is an example of internalized oppression?

• Believing in one's superiority over others.
• Rejecting stereotypes entirely.
• Believing one is inferior due to societal stereotypes.
• Feeling empowered by societal norms.

How does learning about the 4 I's of Oppression help us try to stop it?

• Learning about the 4 I's of Oppression helps us identify and address the different layers of oppression, leading to more effective strategies to stop it.
• It teaches us to ignore oppression altogether.
• It provides a way to justify oppressive behaviors.
• It focuses solely on individual actions without considering systemic issues.