One Planet, One Species, One Race
Dealing with Racism
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Light Maxwell
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An educational comprehensive short read about discrimination - an introduction suits all ages
A meaningful discussion about racism is relevant in this modern era. We may not know it, but some people are still struggling to attain equality for their community.
Racism can occur in numerous spots. It includes preference, isolation because of somebody's irrational view, ethnicity.
Bigotry can be uncovered through an individual's activities just as their perspectives. Likewise, It can be reflected in frameworks and organizations. Prejudice is something other than words, convictions, and actions. It incorporates all the obstructions that keep individuals from getting a charge out of nobility and equity as a result of their differences.
In this book, the following topics will be discussed:
- Human existence - human rights, human beliefs, human values
- What is racism? - history of racism
- Forms of racism - aversive racism, ethnocentric racism, symbolic racism, biological racism
- Contributing factors to ethnicity and racism
- Human acts of racism - racism against Muslims in India, racism against Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in China, racism in Israel
- Ways to help combat racism
- Ways to become an anti-racist
- How to tell someone you love they're acting racist
And much more.
Racism only brings danger to those who are oppressed. It harms individuals, communities, and society. Suffering from a mind-shifting discussion about many forms of discrimination that affect people's well-being.
According to some studies, It was revealed that racism effects encompass sadness, anger, anxiety, and even depression. This could lead to people dropping their studies or works and reduce their quality of life. Moreover, people who experience racism are made to feel that they have less freedom or are a second-class citizen.
Racism only makes a society where people hate and disrespect each other. It tests the values of peace and equality in this society.
As you go through this book, you will realize many things. If you are not one of the victims of racism, you will start to appreciate your privilege. May this book inspire you to use it for the betterment of this world. May you be able to utilize your privilege to help the oppressed.
No one knows what is coming tomorrow.
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