Understanding Racism: Impacts and Actions

Understanding Racism: Impacts and Actions

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Understanding Racism: Impacts and Actions

What do you already know about racism?

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you will be able to define racism, understand its effects, recognise examples, and consider ways to challenge it.

What is Racism?

Definition

Forms of Racism

Racism is the unfair treatment or prejudice against people based on their race or ethnic background.

Racism can be individual (one person to another) or systemic (built into organisations and society).

History and Examples

Racism has existed throughout history and affects people in various ways, including at work, in schools, and in law.

How Racism Hurts

Experiencing racism can cause emotional harm, limit access to opportunities, and damage communities.

Recognising Racism

Subtle Signs

Stereotyping, making assumptions, denying opportunities or fair treatment.

Obvious Signs

Slurs, hate speech, exclusion, verbal or physical abuse based on race.

Challenging Racism

We can challenge racism by speaking up, supporting victims, educating ourselves, and promoting respect for everyone.

Reflect and Act

Think of one action you can take to help make your environment more inclusive and respectful for everyone.

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.