Racism

Poziom: B1+/B2

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How does the quote „Racism is not an opinion. It’s a crime” highlight the serious nature of racism?
What do you think Nelson Mandela means when he says, „No one is born hating another person because of the color of their skin, or their background, or their religion”?
How can the idea that no one is born hating another person be applied to combatting racism?
What does it mean to be „anti-racist” rather than just „non-racist,” as suggested by Angela Davis?

How can individuals actively practice anti-racism?
In what ways can silence perpetuate racism, as suggested by Martin Luther King Jr.’s words, „Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter”?
How can individuals, schools, and communities actively work to confront and combat racism, as in J.K. Rowling’s quote, „The only way to deal with racism is to confront it”?
What are some practical actions that individuals and communities can take to „stamp out” racism, as suggested by Pierre Berton?
What is the role of education in addressing racism?
How can educational institutions promote understanding and tolerance among students?

Maya Angelou spoke about the beauty and strength of diversity. Can you share an example from your own experience that illustrates this idea?
Can you share a personal story or experience related to racism, diversity, or inclusivity that has shaped your perspective on this issue?

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