Predjudice And Discrimination Flashcards

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What is discrimination?

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The unjust or prejudice treatment of different categories of people especially on race/age/sex

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What are 5 things that can be judged etc.

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Race
Sex
Religion
Sexuality 
Wealth
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Why is 1 reason people may discriminate(nature)

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You may “inherit” some opinions
It may be your instinct
Evolution

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What is 1 reason someone may discriminate (Nurture)?

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Your family
Peer group 
Media
Generations
School/education 
Religion
Government
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How can family affect p&d?

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You will have grown up hearing their specific opinions which may lead to you believing them

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How can media affect p&d?

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You may agree with what media tells us as it is shown and voiced by/ to a huge part of society

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How can school/education effect p&d?

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Generally we believe everything taught in school is right so we may sub consciously imitate an opinion we are taught.

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What is prejudice?

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Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience

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How does religion effect p&d?

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In religion we are taught very specific things to believe and do– they may be/often are prejudice

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How may government affect p&d?

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The government policies- benefits etc. - may influence our opinions as we may believe they are all knowing.

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What are some effects of p&d?

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Mental health(bullying)
War
Self harm
Loneliness
Segregation
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Related Christian & Muslim teachings-

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‘God created man in his own image’ - Genesis 1:27

Khalifa - sura 2:30
(Khalifa is a human who has been given the power and characteristics of God. Everyone is a khalifa

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What is ageism?

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The stereotype and discrimination against people due to their age

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What is freedom of choice?

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Unfettered right to do what one wants when one wants as one wants, except where it infringes/ prevents another from doing what they want OR something that could harm self/others

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What is sexism?

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Prejudice, stereotyping or discrimination- typically against women on the basis of sex(gender)

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What is religious prejudice?

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Intolerance against another’s religious beliefs or practices/ lack thereof

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What is scapegoating?

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A person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes or faults of others- especially for reasons of expediency

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What is tolerance?

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Willingness to tolerate the existence of opinions or behaviour that one dislikes or disagrees with

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What is positive discrimination?

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The practise or policy of favouring individuals belonging to groups which suffer discrimination

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What is stereotyping?

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A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing

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What is racism?

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The belief that all members of each race possess characteristics etc- especially as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race

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What is equality?

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The state of being equal, especially in status, rights or opportunities

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What did Muhatma ghandi do to remove racism from society?

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  • he started a campaign for the rights of Indians living in South Africa
  • he told people not to pay unfair tax
  • he fought racism with love
  • he did campaigns to get people to support him
  • he used a method of non violent mass civil disobedience
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Desmond tutu

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  • he was the first black general secretary of the South African council of churches - benefited his campaign for a common system of education for all children
  • he worked to rid of south Africa’s unfair pass ‘laws’
  • led a march through Soweto to protest against the police
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Malcolm X

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He was influenced by Islam as he went on a pilgrimage and felt Muslims viewed each other as humans rather than colours.
He believed in violence

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What is one teaching that encourages sexism?

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In the bible St. Paul writes “wives… Submit to your husbands” (it tells women to submit- it also tells men to sacrifice themselves. Also Jesus is God but he submits to God the father.)

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What is one teaching that encourages sexism?

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The Qu’ran says Muslim women “should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their close male relatives”. (This may be seen as sexist, however the Qu’ran also commands men not to lust after women)

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What is one teaching that does not encourage sexism?

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In the bible, Adam was made first- eve was made out of his rib to be his “helper”. However God is sometimes described as a helper to his people

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Martin Luther king

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Challenged racism in America in 1960s
Used non violent protest e.g. Bus boycotts
Achieved goal by getting equal rights of races
Based actions on bible

30
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Corrymeela community

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Founded by Christian to bring catholic and Protestant Christians together
Offers holidays so faiths can meet and talk
Believes talking and meeting people is the way to beat prejudice
Based actions on bible