This is part of Soc 101 course in North South University where analysis about racism in a global context from past to present. Racism is a prejudicious conception that categorizes one race on intrinsically superior or better than another

1. RACISMRACISM

2. PRESENTED BY:PRESENTED BY:
NAME
MARZUKA BINTEMAHMUD
NAZIFA SADIA NOOR
SUMAIYA ISLAMMIMU
JARMIN HAMIDIMEE
MEHERIN SYED
AJBINURISLAM

3. WHAT IS RACISM?WHAT IS RACISM?
Racism is a prejudicious conception that
categorises one race on intrinsically
superioror
betterthan another.
It also includes beliefs, attitudes,
institutional arrangement and acts that
tend to designate
individuals/groups because of
phenotype characteristics or

4. In countries where racism exists ‘REVERSE
RACISM’ may also exist.
Reverse racism refers to the
phenonmenon where majority groups
face discrimination.

6. OLD Racism
Based on Biological and Skin Color

7. Modern or SyMbolic
raciSM

8. Institutional Racism

9. Social & Political Racism
individual
nationaliSM

10. Cultural Racism

11. Examples for old ways of Racism
1863 late 1800’s

12. Alabama 1956
Belgium 1958

13. 1957 WWII 1945

14. Examples for new ways of Racism

17. The 12 most Racist Countries in the World :
1. INDIA 7, RWANDA
2. PAKISTAN 8. AUSTRALIA
3. RUSSIA 9. UNITEDKINDOM
4. ISRAEL 10. USA
5. GERMANY 11. SAUDIARABIA
6. JAPAN 12. SOUTHAFRICA
RACISM ACROSS THE GLOBERACISM ACROSS THE GLOBE

18. Racism exist not just in terms of color, but also cast and
religion. Black people have been victimised in many
occassions
INDIAINDIA

19. Conflicts between Shia and Sunni groups. Hostility
towards Indians, Africans and Latin Americans.
PAKISTANPAKISTAN

20. RUSSIARUSSIA
Xenophobia prevails allover the nation. They are racist
towards Africans, Asians, Caucasians, Chinese etc.
JAPANJAPAN
The Japanese government encourage ‘positive
discrimination.’

21. GERMANYGERMANY
Neo Nazis still exist, who openly express Anti-Sematic
views

22. AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIA
Racism exists despite the population being diverse. In 2009, there were
many cases in Australia wherein Indians were targeted and harassed.
Almost 100 cases were filed and in 23 cases, there were racial
undertones.

23. UNITEDKINGDOM
They call Indians ‘DESI’ and the Americans ‘YANKEES’.
They also show hatred towards the Muslim community.

24. UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA
In the Deep South and Mid-West regions racism is
very common, be it against Asians, Africans, South
Americans or even the actual people of USA – the
Native Americans.

25. ISRAELISRAEL
Heavily criticized for their oppression against
Palestinians.

26. SAUDI
ARABIA
Laborers from Bangladesh, India and
Pakistan are exploited. Saudi nationals
mistreat the poor. The refugees from
Syria are also maltreated.
SOUTHAFRICA
Apartheid may have been abolished and
racist behavior may be illegal but
racism is a fact of life. Rates of
products and good are decided
depending on the race of a person.

27. RWANDARWANDA
The 1994 genocide between Hutu and Titsu tribes was a
shame to the entire human race.

28. RACISM IN BANGLADESHRACISM IN BANGLADESH
In Bangladesh racism occurs in various forms. Colorism is the
most widespread form of racism in the country.
Elias Mollah, an Awami League MP commented on Bangladesh Army’s
visit to Congo saying:
“Our army has gone there (Africa) to civilise those
black people. I am sure they will accomplish the task.
They take bath every 15 days. After applying soaps
before bath, they do not even use water in a bid to
retain the aroma.”

29. Biharis and Bengalis are
extremely hostile to each
other. In 2014, Mirpur
Bihari camp was attacked
on the occasion of Shab-E-
Barat. 10 Biharis were
killed and their houses
burned.

30. In 2013, nearly 50 houses in
six Chakma and Tripura
villages were attacked in
Matiranga based on the
rumor that a Bengali had
been kidnapped by the
indigenous people.
The whole thing
was in
fact staged.

31. We can choose many things in life
But we can not choose our “Parents” or our
“Racial Background”

32. Racism has been the motive behind
Assaults
Vandalism
Humiliating People
Deliberately Excluding People

33. Good News is!!
RACISM

34. 1. You can film the accident
2. You can call for help
3. Support the victim
How to prevent it?

35. 1. Support other who has come forward.
2. Change policies and practice in your
workplace.
How to prevent it?

37. REFERENCE
• http://listovative.com/top-12-most-racist-countr
• https://rehmat1.com/2014/06/15/bangla-racism
• http://www.rantpolitical.com/2015/08/17/11
-examples-of-casual-everyday-racism-in-
our-society/

38. THANK
YOU