Packet 6: Bonus 2

William E. Cross, Jr.’s psychological theory of this identity’s development is used in a 1997 popular press book to explain why those with it are “sitting together in the cafeteria.” For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this ethnic identity primed in the original study of stereotype threat. W. E. B. Du Bois (“doo BOYSS”) theorized a “double consciousness” characteristic of this identity.
ANSWER: Black identity [or African American identity; accept word forms such as Blackness]
[10m] Cross contrasted his identity development model with one created by this psychologist, who wrote a book analyzing a young man who exclaimed “I am not!” during a choir practice.
ANSWER: Erik Erikson [or Erik Homburger Erikson; accept Erik Salomonsen] (The book is Young Man Luther.)
[10h] This ex-president of Spelman College proposed optimal pedagogy for “Talking About Race, Learning About Racism.” This psychologist wrote Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?
ANSWER: Beverly Daniel Tatum
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Chicago BWaterloo100010E
Columbia AToronto A1010020EM
Columbia BBruin100010E
CornellSwarthmore100010E
GeorgetownBrown100010E
Georgia Tech CUCLA100010E
IndianaStanford A1010020EM
Johns HopkinsGeorgia Tech A100010E
Maryland AHarvard1010020EM
MichiganPenn State100010E
MinnesotaBritish Columbia100010E
NYU AChicago A100010E
North CarolinaNorthwestern B100010E
Ohio StateNYU B100010E
PurdueIllinois B100010E
RutgersGeorgia Tech B100010E
TexasPittsburgh100010E
Toronto BMIT100010E
UC Berkeley AUC Berkeley B1010020EM
UCFMaryland B100010E
VanderbiltCambridge100010E
VirginiaStanford B100010E
Virginia TechNorthwestern A1010020EM
WashUIllinois A100010E

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓2412.08100%21%0%