2. What is racism?
•Racism is when someone’s treated
differently or unfairly just because of
their race or culture. People can also
experience prejudice, when a
decision
is made or opinion formed without
knowledge, throught or reason,
because
of their religion or nationality.
3. n=6,000 people of African descent surveyed in 12 EU countries between 2015 and 2016
Finland- 63%
Luxembourg- 52%
Ireland- 51%
Germany- 48%
Italy- 48%
Denmark- 41%
Sweden- 41%
Austria- 37%
France- 23%
Portugal- 23%
United Kingdom- 21%
Malta- 20%
the hiring advantage for white
applicants is more than three times
higher in the country with the most
discrimination (France) than in the
country with the least
discrimination (Germany)
SOME COUNTRIES DISCRIMINATE
MORE THAN OTHERS
4. TYPES OF RACISM
01 02
CULTURAL INSTITUTIONAL RACISM
A concept that has been
applied to prejudices and
discrimination based on cultural
differences between ethnic or
racial group.
•Institutinal racism, also known as
systemic racism, is defined as
policies and practices that exist
throughout a support a continued
unfair advantage to some people
and unfair or harmful treatment of
other based on race.
Presentation by Aliyah Zeth
5. TYPES OF RACISM
03 04
INDIVIDUAL RACISM INTERNALIZED RACISM
•An individual racist
assumptions, beliefs, or
behaviors and is a form of racial
discrimination that stems from
conscious and unconscious,
personal prejudice.
Internalized racism lies within
individual. We absorb the cultural
racism ideas of the racial hierarchy
and accept inequity as normal.
People targeted by racism come
believe that the stereotypes and
prejudices of racism are valid.
Presentation by Aliyah Zeth
6. •Racism can impact on a victim, their family and communication, especially
when the response of a leader, neighbour and authoirities.
•Members of the same minority groups can react as if the same has
happened to them.
Communities can become isolated and from apart.
EFFECTS OF
RACISM
7. Ways to fight
Racism
01 03
02 04
Learn to recognize and understand
your own privilege
Validate the experience and feelings of
people color
Examine your own biases and consider
where they may have originated
Adopt an intersectional approach in
allaspect of your life
8. There is no such thing
as race. None. There is
just a human race--
scientifically,
anthropologically.
9. Not everything that is
faced canbe changed, but
nothing can be changed
until it is faced.
-James Baldwin
