Brefly discussion about racism throughout history and study of articles (a,an,the)

1. •What images spring to mind when you hear
the word racism?
•Is your home country largely homogeneous?
•Is there racism in your country? How much?
•What is discrimination? Have you
experienced it?

2. What is Racism?

3. What is Racism?
• Racism is when someone thinks different skin
colour or religious beliefs make some people
better than others.
• Racists bully people who are different from
them. They do this by name-calling or
violence.

5. CAUSES
• Stereotypes
– Skin color, religion, culture, political party
• History
– Slavery (Egypt, U.S.A, etc.), Imperialism, Genocide

6. Racism in Sports

7. Soccer
There have been many cases in soccer. Mainly
with players but also managers. When Frank
Rijkaard of Barcelona started managering the
club the Spanish began giving racial
comments. It has now stopped.

8. Formula 1
In Barcelona the Spanish painted themselves
black and wore black wigs. They chanted
songs. They had t-shirts on discriminating
Lewis Hamilton. Only because of his colour
and that Fernando Alonso doesn’t like him.

9. Some Examples Of Racism In History
 Hitler and the Nazis
 The Holocaust
The Holocaust was the
Nazis' assault on the Jews
between 1933 and 1945.
Adolf Hitler was responsible for
the deaths of over thirty million
people, most of them killed
between 1939 and 1945.

10.  Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux Klan was a militant, guerrilla order group, with a
purpose to reserve the white rule in the south.
They did this by killing black people in inhumane ways
such as lynching and shooting them.

11. The Civil Rights Movement
 a peak from 1955 - 1965
 the civil rights march was lead by Martin
Luther King on August 28th
1963
 250,000 people gathered for a march for
equality between civilians
 this was the day, Martin Luther King said:
“I have a dream, that one day
this nation will rise up and live
out the true meaning of its
creed: ‘We hold these truths to
be self evident, that all men are
created equal.’”

12. Being critical about that...

13. Video – Do you know who was Martin L.
King?

14. TEXT II – Read the section 5 taken from the
brazilian Constitution.
Sec. 5º
All people are equal before the law, without distinction of any kind,
guaranteeing to Brazilians and foreigners residing in the country the inviolability
of the right to life, liberty, equality, security and property, as follows:
I - men and women are equal in rights and obligations, under the terms of this
Constitution;
II - no one shall be compelled to do or to cease doing anything other than by
virtue of law;
III - no one shall be subjected to torture or inhuman or degrading treatment;
IV - the manifestation of thought is free, and anonymity is forbidden;
V - the right of reply is guaranteed, proportional to the aggravation, besides the
compensation for material, moral or image damage;
VI - freedom of conscience and belief is inviolable, and the free exercise of
religious services is ensured, and the protection of places of worship and their
liturgies is guaranteed by law;

15. What does the section 5 describe as a right
for all brazilians and foreigners living in
Brazil?
Sec. 5º
All people are equal before the law, without distinction of any kind,
guaranteeing to Brazilians and foreigners residing in the country the inviolability
of the right to life, liberty, equality, security and property, as follows:
I - men and women are equal in rights and obligations, under the terms of this
Constitution;
II - no one shall be compelled to do or to cease doing anything other than by
virtue of law;
III - no one shall be subjected to torture or inhuman or degrading treatment;
IV - the manifestation of thought is free, and anonymity is forbidden;
V - the right of reply is guaranteed, proportional to the aggravation, besides the
compensation for material, moral or image damage;
VI - freedom of conscience and belief is inviolable, and the free exercise of
religious services is ensured, and the protection of places of worship and their
liturgies is guaranteed by law;

16. Write T (true) or F (false).
( ) all people are equal before the law, but only if were
born in Brazil.
( ) men and women do not have the same rights
( ) the manifestation of thought is free and can be done
anonymously
( ) no one must be forced to do anything, even if the law
obliges
( ) freedom of conscience and belief might be violated

17. Marthin Luther King fought for the human
rights..
Marthin Luther King was a father, husband and
an activist.
When do we use a/ an/ the?

18. DYNAMIC

19. Articles
a, an & the

20. we use abefore words
which begin with
consonants
(b,c,d,f…)
oxford grammar practice #49

21. adoctor abig car
agirl

22. a = one person or one thing
a car
a small car
a small pink car

23. we use an before words
which begin with
vowels (a,e,i,o,u)
oxford grammar practice #49

24. an apple
an interesting film
oxford grammar practice #49

25. an before a e i o u sounds
an apple
an orange
an eggplant

26. Exercise 3
1 She’s ____ dentist.
2 He’s ____ shop assistant.
3 She’s ____ photographer.
4 She’s ____ taxi-driver.
5 He’s ____ electrician.

27. • What’s this ?
• It’s a globe
• What’s this ?
• It’s an umbrella

28. Questions with objects
• What’s this?
• This is a book.
• What are these?
• These are books.

29. • This is a USB device
• These are USB devices

30. • This is a purse
• These are purses

31. • This is a car
• These are cars