PPT-Racism and Sexism: Then and Now

Racism a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race Sexism behavior conditions or attitudes that foster stereotypes of social roles based on sex. SEXISM . in America. •Discrimination or devaluation based on a person's sex, as in restricted job opportunities.. -This act is done especially towards women. Sexism is Defined As. …. Sexism in the Workplace. Pathways and Scientific Evidence. David R. Williams and Selina A. Mohammed. Article Discussion. NM CARES. April 15, 2014. Racism and Health. Racial minorities have poorer health as evidenced by higher rates of mortality, earlier onset of disease, greater severity and progression of disease, and higher levels of comorbidity and impairment. Managing from an Anti . O. ppression Framework. CALCASA A.S.C.E.N.D. ACADEMY. December 7, 2010. Objectives. To develop an understanding of oppression. To understand the impact of different forms of oppression on our work. Goal:. To have the student body pledge to support the “Stand Against Racism.” . Examples of Racist Behavior. Unfortunately, in the past month, there have been many examples of racist criminal behavior.. Samuel . Eto'o. (professional footballer) . When talking about . racism. what does the word . race. mean?. In the past people believed that there were different races of people, who shared common physical features such as skin . Defining terminology. Race:. Belief that observable differences in skin color (and other perceived physical attributes) are connected to other differences between people; believed by many to be biological, but really there is nothing biologically different about people of different races. . By Roman Namdar and Julia Kurek. When the basis of discrimination is someone’s perception of race, it is known as . racism. . . Discrimination is an . action. -unfair treatment directed against someone. . 1 Racism, Sexism, Classism, Ableism, Antisee definitions below) are linked because ‘’all involved a negative maintain control and power’’ 1 . Suzanne phenomena as each having the Slide 2. 1. . Shared . Language. 2. . Shared Framework. 3. . Know . Our History. 4. . . Take Action. Slide 3. How . do you . define racism?. Slide 4. RACISM =. Race Prejudice + . Social & Institutional Power. By: Chloe Dolin, Naeemah Cannie, Nicolas Cruz, and Akaya Lewis. What is sexism? . Sexism is the discrimination against a specific gender by another. . Sexism has been occurring for centuries among people. . David R. Williams and Selina A. Mohammed. Article Discussion. NM CARES. April 15, 2014. Racism and Health. Racial minorities have poorer health as evidenced by higher rates of mortality, earlier onset of disease, greater severity and progression of disease, and higher levels of comorbidity and impairment. . By: Jennifer Lee and Shaya French. . Introductions . Workshop Objectives. What is Intersectionality? . A young black woman in a purple top and blue jeans and using a pair of red crutches is being confronted by her mixed race parents. The white father, who has a hangdog expression on his face along with a droopy brown moustache and who is wearing a blue top and grey trousers, is standing behind his black wife. She is wearing an orange top over a deep red skirt and has her hands on her hips. The mother is saying to the young woman; . Language. 2. . Shared Framework. 3. . Know . Our History. 4. . . Take Action. Slide 3. How . do you . define racism?. Slide 4. RACISM =. Race Prejudice . Social & Institutional Power. Slide 5. RACISM =. My . Topic.. My chosen. topic is Racism in the beauty industry and how it is getting better as the years go on and how it effects people . because its something I'm heavily interested in and passionate about. I feel it is a problem that is slowly being sorted, but I wanted to properly look into how much it .