Social Justice Vocabulary

Social Justice Vocabulary

Stand together; not apart!

Multiple Choice

What is race?

• A way people act the same.

• a group of people who might have the same or similar characteristics on the outside.

Multiple Choice

Racism is...

• a belief that one race of people is better than another race or group of people.

• when you believe everyone is unique and should be treated equally.

Multiple Choice

What is a protest?

• It is screaming and yelling for no reason at all.

• It's an action by people who are upset by an injustice that demands a change.

Multiple Choice

Discrimination is...

• treating others with respect.

• treating another person or group unfairly because race, age, or gender.

Multiple Choice

What is does anti-racist mean?

• It means being against racism AND agreeing to speak out against any racism.

• It means the opposite of being a racist.

Multiple Choice

A stereotype is...

• a good way to understand a group of people.

• an over generalized belief about an entire group of people.

Multiple Choice

What is bias?

• It's trying to see all points of view.

• It's thinking your culture and beliefs are better than others; it's a point of view against someone else's.

Poll

Do you believe that all people deserve to be treated equally?

• Yes!

• No; some groups of people should be treated better than others.

Multiple Choice

How can you help end racism?

• Never talk about race.

• Speak up and defend others who are not treated fairly!

• Make racist jokes.