This document discusses racism and its history, causes, and manifestations in different parts of the world. It defines racism as discriminating against others based on attributes like skin color or religion. Racism has roots in slavery and early civilizations categorizing people into social classes. Today, racism persists due to factors like skin color, religion, family upbringing, social groups, media portrayal, and more. The document examines examples of racism against Black people in India and provides a quiz to assess one's own level of racism. It concludes that while racism is wrong, remarks are sometimes taken out of proportion.

1. PREPARED BY:
PREET CHUG

2. Racism
What is
Racism?
History
Conclusión
Source
How racist are
you?
CausesRecognized
Racists
Racism in India
against Black
people

3. WHAT IS RACISM?
 In simple words we can say that racism means when
someone thinks- Different skin colour or religious
beliefs make some people better than others
 Some people discriminate others on the basis of cast ,
colour , religions etc.

4. History
 Slavery was the pre-formation of racism
 When humans began to build greater
civilizations, also greater in size and
structure, people were categorized to
each social class.

5. Causes
 Skin color
 Religion

6. Racism in India against Black
people
 India is characterized by more ethnic and religious
groups than most other countries of the world. India is
known as a racist country. There is racism between
black and white people. Few months back an Indian
went to America and he was thrown out because he
was black.

7. SOURCES OF RACISM
Family Education
Social groups Project groups
Media

8.  Family
Bad behavior against children
Absence of kind feelings
Lack of respect

9.  Social groups
 In Search of Similarity.
 Discrimination because of certain habits.

10. Top 12 racist countries
 1]South Africa
 2]Saudi Arabia
 3]U.S.A
 4]United kingdom
 5]Australia
 6]Rwanda
 7]Japan
 8]Germany
 9] Israel
 10]Russia
 11]Pakistan
 12]India

11.  Project groups
 Unequal rights
 Media
 Content of communicated messages is not controlled
Media uses influenced words for racism.

12. People who faught against racism:
 Abraham Lincoln
 Nelson Mandela

13. When you meet a new
person, do you notice the
colour of their skin?
HOW RACIST ARE YOU?
Have you ever decided
not to hang out with
someone just because
of their colour?
If someone was racist
towards you would
you be racist back?
VERY RACIST
Do you make fun of
the way people sound
or look meaning it
to hurt someone?
Do you have many
friends of different
nationalities?
AVERAGE
Do you ever laugh
at rasist jokes?
YES NO
YES NO NO YES
A SAINT
YES NO
RACIST
YES NoYESNo

14. Conclusion
Racism is wrong but people
tend to take it out of
proportion. Just be careful of
what you say and don’t take
remarks the wrong way.