Interview Activity You are to interview two (2) people of a different ethnic and

Interview Activity
You are to interview two (2) people of a different ethnic and/or racial background than yourself. You are to ask them about their experiences living in Canada in reference to race/ethnicity. Do not ask leading questions, for example do not ask “how many times have you been discriminated against?” You do not want to assume they have, so instead you should ask “have you had any experiences of discrimination or racism?” Allow them to speak in their own words. Your role in to listen. You should take notes during the interviews or record them, please ask your participants if that is acceptable to them before doing so.
The interviews are your raw data. You are then to analyze that information, using the theories/concepts from our course. [What did you learn from your interviews? Did you hear things that surprised you? Why/why not?] Do not use your participants’ names in your paper. You are being graded not just completing the interviews, but also how well you were able to connect that information to the concepts we have learned. You do not have to include everything you learned in your interviews into your final paper.
Your paper should be approximately 4-5 pages in length, double-spaced, with 12-point font. You should have a minimum of 4 academic peer-reviewed sources. Do not use Wikipedia or unverified online sites.
Grading Rubric
A/A- (30-24) Interviews: You interviewed two (2) people of a different background than yourself. You asked open-ended questions about their experiences being a racialized person in Canada. You wrote four-five (4-5) page (written does not include title page or references) paper incorporated what you learned from the interviews and how that connected to themes, theories, or concepts from our course including but not limited to: our text book, articles, videos and discussions. You had 4-5 academic peer-reviewed sources. You did not use Wikipedia, encyclopedias or unverified online sites. You included the full citations in ASA or APA format (authors, publishers, date/year, title). You demonstrated your ability to apply sociological theory and concepts into your paper. Your paper was approximately 25% interview, 75% analysis. Your paper demonstrated a superior understanding of concepts regarding race and ethnicity. You submitted all of the above to the assignments section/drop box to be graded before the due date.