Chapter 12 Self Quiz

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. In his essay, Corvino outlines two ways in which discrimination harms people. What are they?

Normative harm and social harm correct incorrect

Systematic harm and cumulative harm correct incorrect

Design-based harm and use-based harm correct incorrect

Material harm and dignitary harm correct incorrect

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. In their essay, Anderson and Girgis affirm that in determining the social meaning of some action, we must ask about what aspect of this action?

The intention(s) of the person performing the action correct incorrect

The historical context in which this action is performed correct incorrect

How this action would be seen by a reasonable observer correct incorrect

What moral roots or convictions give rise to the action in question correct incorrect

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. In his reply, Corvino argues that what is the ultimate objective of antidiscrimimation law?

To challenge traditional social norms correct incorrect

The ensure equal access in the public square correct incorrect

To punish hateful, discriminatory persons correct incorrect

To console and comfort victims of discrimination correct incorrect

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. In their reply, Anderson and Girgis urge for our policy toward traditional marriage supporters after the Obergefell decision to mirror our policy toward which group?

Opponents of interracial marriage correct incorrect

Anti-Catholics correct incorrect

Pro-lifers correct incorrect

LGBT people correct incorrect

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. Which author(s) conclude his/their reply by saying, "Not every disagreement is discrimination. Our law shouldn't suppose otherwise."

John Corvino correct incorrect

Ryan Anderson and Sherif Girgis correct incorrect