Understanding Racism and Prejudice

What does the speaker suggest about the term 'racism'?

• It is often misunderstood.

• It is a new concept.

• It is only relevant in the United States.

• It is a term that should be used more frequently.

In the speaker's story at White Hart Lane station, what was the initial assumption about the person shouting?

• They were asking for directions.

• They were listening to a song.

• They were a friend.

• They were part of a protest.

How do the white middle-class individuals described by the speaker behave in social spaces?

• They openly discuss all topics.

• They avoid discussing ethnicity.

• They are unaware of their biases.

• They frequently change their views.

What example does the speaker use to explain privilege and prejudice?

• Educational background

• Economic status

• Cultural heritage

• Sight privilege

According to the speaker, what is essential for eradicating racism?

• Punishing people for their beliefs

• Promoting economic equality

• Changing people's beliefs through education

• Ignoring racist behavior