This document discusses bullying and racism in British schools. It begins with an introduction that outlines the topics to be covered, including definitions of racism and bullying, the history of racism, why people are racist, and the effects of bullying. The main body examines what racism and bullying are, the origins of racism, perspectives on why people bully, and forms of aggression in schools. It concludes by noting the importance of not discriminating and supporting others.
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CHAPTER 3: SYSTEMS VS INDIVIDUALS
While U.S. citizens espouse the belief in the individual, we also have people who aren’t granted the full benefits of individuality. When we look at our society, any individual who belongs to those groups that are not dominant in society, we can see that we often treat these people, not as individuals, but as members of whatever group they belong to. The difference in the way we treat the individuals who are members of the non-dominant groups, is not always easily seen, but let’s start by thinking about the difference between dominant and subordinate groups in general, in our culture. This is exactly what the scholar, Peggy McIntosh did as she uncovered a concept that has been much talked about in recent years. https://nationalseedproject.org/images/documents/Knapsack_plus_Notes-Peggy_McIntosh.pdf
McIntosh, a feminist scholar at a prestigious college, was studying or rather creating the field of study now known as women’s studies when she accidently created the field of White Cultural Studies. Before women scholars of the 1960’s and 70’s there were very few sources that one could find about the ways that women have contributed to making our culture. This is one of the signs that males are dominant in our culture. Most all the heroes in our history books are/were men, most of the great artists whose works we learn about are men, most of the novels and poems taught in schools were/have been written by male authors. If you don’t believe me, try to name 5 famous women visual artists. How many can you name besides Georgia O’Keefe? Ms. McIntosh was struck by how difficult it was for women to not only find other women as role models in academia, but how difficult it was to find anything that ‘looked like herself,’ reflected in what she was learning. This idea of reflection is an important topic that we should take a minute to examine. The dominant groups in a culture are the groups that see themselves reflected everywhere.
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Imagine living your whole life and never being able to see your own reflection. What if when you looked in a mirror, or a pool of water, or a window, you saw someone else’s face instead of your own? How do you think that you would feel? Particularly if you knew that other people, who look different than you do always see their own reflection in the mirror. How do you think that would impact your life? Would everything remain the same as it is now? Does your race impact the way you answer this question?
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2. • 1.About racism
• 1.1 What isracism?
• 1.2 Thehistory of racism
• 2.Bullying in schools
• 2.1 Point of view
• 2.2 Why arepeopleracist ?
• 3. The effects of bullying
• 3.1 What isbully?
• 3.2 Formsof agressions
3. • Nowadays,peoplehaveforgotten they should takecareof
othersand careabout other’slivesbecauseif wehelp others,
wewill havean easier lifeand maybemakesomenew friends.
• I believeit isimportant not to discriminateothers, but loveand
support them whenever possible.
4. Precis
• The topic is about Bullying in British schools.
• Its main part are :Introduction,two chapters
regarding a definition of racism and the history of
it.In the next chapter,we will see how some people
can be bad even they have no reasons and why this
disease it is so spread in the world.
.
5. What is racism ?
Racism is the convinction that the
members of one race are superior to the
members of other races.
6. The history of racism
• Racism began years ago,
when African Americans were
discriminated by Whites.
• Nowadays, there is still
several of us who discriminate
people because of the colour
of their skin or their
background.
22. Bibliography
• The bully at classroom by Ellen Craig
The feeling of inferiority at school by Lenon Mirch
• The behavior of kids who bully by Maddy Jane
• Bullying prevention by Nicky Previnson
• A story about Bullying by Pillat Olsen
• Racism is not a solution by Rhyne Merde
• Stop bullying in schools by Zayn Freddie
• www.projectbritain.com
• www.bullyingprevention.com