social justice Flashcards

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State the difference between equity and equality

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equity is providing people the things they need where equality is treating everyone the same whether they need it or not.

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List examples of social justice issues

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racial discrimination
gender inequality
immigration reform
access to healthcare
environmental pollution
systematic poverty

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How does fake information turn into discrimination

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when people make decisions or form opinions without considering the facts.
this can lead to unfair and biased treatments which can cause people to be judged unfairly.

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What is the difference between bias and prejudice

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bias is an opinion or judgement towards people about their characteristics.
prejudice is a negative attitude or opinion without knowing the person first. In other words it is called pre judging someone.

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List some types of prejudice

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sexism
racism
ageism
ableism
islamophobia
classism

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What are some stereotypes found in society

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Men are better at math than women
all Indians are smart
all asian women have clear skin
all women are bad drivers
all blondes are dumb
all Latin Americans are illegal immigrants

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define racism

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the belief that one race is superior to another, and that every race should be treated differently weather others are treated good and others are badly treated

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define classism

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discrimination or prejudice on social class, often linked to economic power or privilege

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define prejudice

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pre-judging someone before knowing them. forming a negative opinion or judgment on them.

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define safe space

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an environment that allows people to feel accepted, respected, and supported without fear of discrimination or judgments

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define stereotype

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an oversimplified or over exaggerated belief about a particular group of people

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define tolerance

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the willing to accept others beliefs, practices, opinions or behavior that are different from one’s own.

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define intersectionality

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the idea that different social categories such as race, gender, and sexuality interact and overlap to create unique experiences

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define unconscious bias

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the unconscious prejudice or stereotypes that people have about certain groups of people, often without realizing it.

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Who is plato?

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plato was an Ancient Greek philosopher who is considers one of the most influential thinkers in western philosophy
he is known for his works on ethics, metaphysics, and the theory of forms

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16
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Write down famous activists who started justice movements? What are they known for?

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Martin Luther king: his activism in the cicil rights movement, advocating for racial justice and an end to segregation

Malala Yousafzai: her activism for the rights of girls receiving an education.

rosa parks: her activism for the civil rights, refusing to give up her seat on the bus for a white person.

Nelson Mandela: known for his courageous struggle against South Africa’s system of racial segregation, known as apartheid, and his subsequent fight for democracy, human rights, and reconciliation in South Africa.