blm les anglia

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo

What is racism?

What is racism?

• prejudice, bias, stereotypes, or generalizations about an individual or group based on race.
• Individual racism refers to the beliefs, attitudes, and actions of individuals that support or perpetuate racism in conscious and unconscious ways.
  

What do you think 'institutional racism' is?
(institution= organization, law, custom)

Institutional racism refers to patterns and structures within organisations and institutions that negatively impact some groups on the basis of race (i.e. the lack of resources, power and opportunities)

Some people think that Zwarte Piet is institutional racism, can you give a reason why people would say this?

Other people say that Zwarte Piet is a cultural heritage (cultureel erfgoed), can you give a reason why they would say this?

Should traditions like Zwarte Piet be able to change over time? Why do you think so?

There is a lot of institutional racism in America. Can you give an example?

We are going to watch a video about voter suppression, listen carefully after each clip you will get a question

01:11

What are Jim Crow laws?

1. state and local laws that enforce segregation
2. laws that prevented Asians from voting
3. laws that made it easier for white people to vote

01:21

When was the Voting Rights Act introduced?

02:04

Name at least one example of the new way of voter suppression (verwijdering van stemmen) mentioned in the video

02:41

What is the key to ending voter suppression according to the video?

We are now going to read a New York Times article about Jeangu Macrooy's performance at Eurovision.

Afterwards, we will answer some questions

What did the article say the song "Birth of a New Age" was a response to?

What was the song influenced by according to the article?

1. Hip-Hop
2. R&B
3. Gospel
4. Jazz

What language does Jeangu speak besides English

1. Surinamese
2. Sranan Tongo
3. South-African
4. French

Who sang the song "Diese Welt" for Germany in 1971 and what was it about?

Whose right have acts pushed for in more recent years?

How many times did Ireland win in a row in the 1990s?

Why did Ireland not want to win again?

What was your favourite act this year?

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