Invisible Racism

Do Now: Are you racist? How do you know?

Finished: Look up "racism" and see if you can determine what it means.

One Perspective on "Reverse Racism"
Historical Precedence

Class Exploration: What contributes to racism? Can we see our own bias? How?

Overt Racism


Subversive Racism
Explore Map of Racism

Class discussion: Do you think it's accurate? What could be some problems with collecting this kind of data? What ideas or questions popped into your mind while you looked at this map or read the article?


How do we develop stereotypes and bias?
"Even on Mute, TV Can Perpetuate Racial Bias"
Media Bias When It Comes to "Race"
Black(ish)
Side note: You should read this critically...always question what you read, hear, see...question the source, question the motive, and question your own responses.



Beliefs are subtle: Hoodies are Dangerous!

This is an ongoing story: One Dream: Historical Battle


Assignment:
Blog Post: Invisible Racism
Find an example from popular culture from any country (anime counts!) where the issue of race is addressed in some way and post it on your blog (could be a song, a commercial, a clip from a film or t.v. show, an interview, an excerpt from a book, etc.). Please post appropriate content.

Underneath your pop culture example, discuss how you think it contributes to race and identity.

Example from last year:
http://humanitiesmyp4.blogspot.com/search?q=global+race+issues