Unit 4 Lesson 3/17

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Señorita Ana

¡Feliz miércoles!

¡Llegamos a la mitad de la semana!

Open Ended

Who is someone you are thankful for? :)

Objectives

• Finish up talking about Celia Cruz

• Start talking about the afro-latinx identity!

We have a "Do Now" activity! Our entrance ticket is on Schoology in the folder labeled:

Week of March 15-19

We have 15 minutes to do our "Entrance Ticket 3/17" located in the Week of March 15 - 19 folder on Schoology.

If you have any questions, please ask!

As we saw in yesterday's lesson:

Being afro-latinx is hard on both sides of the identity. People judge you because you're "not black enough" or "not latinx enough".

This is why Celia's self love and joy was so important.

People saw that it was good to love yourself, your WHOLE self. Not just one part of your identity.

THIS WAS HUGE!

She made a lasting impact on afro-latinx around the whole world with her joy, with her love, with her light.

Open Ended

It's important as we grow to acknowledge those who helped teach us to love ourselves. Who helped you love yourself the most? A family member? A teacher? A celebrity? A friend?

Open Ended

What do you notice about the way we see Celia in this music video? We see her through the years, through her youth and near the end of her life as well. What words would you use to describe the personality we see?

Rie, llora

Laugh, cry

Lo que es bueno hoy

Quizás no lo sea mañana

He ahí el valor del momento

He ahí el presente perfecto

What is good today

Might not be tomorrow

There's the value of the moment

There is the perfect present

La oportunidad de llegar

Tú verás si te montas en ella

Agárrate fuerte

Y ya no te sueltes

The opportunity to arrive

You'll see if you hop on it

Hold on tight

Don't let go

Ríe, llora

Que a cada cuál le llega su hora

Ríe, llora

Vive tu vida y gózala toda

Laugh, cry

Everyone's time comes

Laugh, cry

Live your life and savor it all

Ríe, llora

Esta negrita no pasa de moda

¡Te lo dije!

Laugh, Cry

This little black woman does not go out of style

I told you so!

¿Qué te enseño Celia Cruz?

What did Celia Cruz teach you?

Open Ended

What did Celia Cruz teach you? Could be about pride, self-love, fashion, etc.!

Now we are shifting gears a little

Let's talk about our lesson yesterday.

¡Agarra tus apuntes!

Grab your notes

Multiple Choice

What is colorism?

• prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone

• judging people based on an opinion or stereotype that is not based in reason.

• the unjust or unfair treatment of people based on categories such as gender, race, or age.

Multiple Choice

What is discrimination?

• a term used by people of mixed (Latino and African) ancestry.

• judging people based on an opinion or stereotype that is not based in reason.

• the unjust or unfair treatment of people based on categories such as gender, race, or age.

Multiple Choice

What is prejudice?

• a term used by people of mixed (Latino and African) ancestry.

• judging people based on an opinion or stereotype that is not based in reason.

• Slights or insults based on identity - could be related to race, gender, gender identity, religion, disability, or social class.

Multiple Choice

What is a micro aggression?

• a term used by people of mixed (Latino and African) ancestry.

• judging people based on an opinion or stereotype that is not based in reason.

• Slights or insults based on identity.