mimau
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Racism:how to start the project ?
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Hi!I would like to work on racial discrimination ...I � m trying to find stimulating stuff such as cartoons ,poems or songs .Any suggestions? |
3 Mar 2010
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portugueseteacher
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http://www.onelittleangel.com/wisdom/quotes/philo.asp?mc=118
Check this link!
You could also ask your students to make a research on this topic.
They could bring posters made by them, inspiring sentences or quotes, pictures...
They could also check out on famous personalities who fought against racism like Luther King.His speech(I have a dream) could be a good start!!Hope it �s useful!! |
3 Mar 2010
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Ide_Bere
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Hi, while looking for some info at Englishtips.org I came across with this book. It �s really interesitng and I think there is a lesson about racism. I hope it �s useful for you. Here is the link
http://englishtips.org/index.php?newsid=1150790117
Bere
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3 Mar 2010
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eng789
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I take an add from any magazine and ask my pupils what is being advertised and why? Then I show them an ad like this one and ask them what is being advertised and why?
It usually gets their interest - then I do a short history of the slave trade to the USA and the war of Independence and Abraham Lincoln - against slavery. I do a time line from slavery to the Ghettos, segregation etc. I also use a picture of a whites only drinking fountain.
Don�t forget to talk about how Americans of color call themselves and why?
Black Americans
Afro-Americans
Hope this helps,
Barbara |
3 Mar 2010
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alex1968
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I use the film "Mississippi Burning" when dealing with racism. It �s quite a good film set in the Southern States of America in the 60s with the KKK. |
3 Mar 2010
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a isabel
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An interesting mini video ...and you call me colored? Perhaps it helps!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR6geneDxtY
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3 Mar 2010
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dragonfly2
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Hi.
I like to begin the topic discrimination with the following videos:
Hope they �re useful. My students love them. I use them as the beginning of a serious discussion on the topic.
Hugs from Portugal |
3 Mar 2010
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marialopes
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What about these videos?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B10yH2meUk ("The light of darkness", a very powerful short video)
and
http://www.civilrights.org/fairhousing/ads/ (with loads of material to work on).
And don �t forget Martin Luther King �s "I have a dream" speech...
Hope it helps
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3 Mar 2010
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dragonfly2
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Oh, and of course, the movie Crash. Very interesting well made movie, with lots of examples of different types of discrimination and racist acts. |
3 Mar 2010
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