Let's Talk About Race

What causes racism?

• Lack of education
• Historical, social, and psychological factors
• Media influence
• Genetic predisposition

Is racism a real problem?

• No, it's just exaggerated
• Not really, it's just a matter of perspective
• Racism is a thing of the past
• Yes

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Why is racism unfair?

• It discriminates against people based on their race.
• It promotes equality and justice
• It encourages diversity and inclusion
• It helps to build a harmonious society

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Is it okay to discriminate against someone because of their race?

• Depends on the situation
• Sometimes
• No
• Yes

Answer explanation

Discrimination based on race is morally and ethically wrong. Everyone deserves equal treatment and respect, regardless of their race or ethnicity. Discrimination perpetuates inequality, fosters division, and denies individuals their basic human rights.

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How does racism impact society?

• Racism promotes equality and unity in society.
• Racism has no impact on society.
• Racism can lead to discrimination, inequality, and social division.
• Racism leads to diversity and inclusion.

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What is the difference between individual racism and systemic racism?

• Individual racism refers to discriminatory attitudes and actions of individuals, while systemic racism refers to the broader social and institutional structures that perpetuate racial inequalities.

• Individual racism and systemic racism are two terms used interchangeably to describe the same concept.

• Individual racism refers to discrimination based on race within small communities, while systemic racism refers to discrimination at a national or global level.

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