What is a social and historically constructed

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1. Using explain what it means that identity is a "social and historically constructed" thing. What are some categories we use to identify ourselves?

2.Then, using at least TWO examples from Reel Bad Arabs explain how Arabs are depicted in media. (1 point) What are some real word effects that media stereotyping has had on Arabs?

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