What is Racism ?. Stereotype – view that all members of a group are the same.

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What is Racism ?

Stereotype – view that all members of a group are the same.

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Prejudice – a view based on previously held ideas and not on knowledge or experience.

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West said " George Bush doesn't care about black people." The telethon producer cut off the microphone and cut away to Chris Tucker. Still, West's comment reached much of the United States. President Bush stated in an interview that the comment was " one of the most disgusting moments ” of his presidency.

Stereotype or Prejudice?

Discrimination – treating someone unfairly based upon a prejudice.

Be aware that… Stereotypes Prejudice Discrimination can lead to

Racism – the belief that a person’s abilities, personality, and values are influenced by race, colour or ethnic origin.

It is an action based upon stereotypes that view all members of a racial, ethnic or cultural group as being the same. It is the mistaken belief that one group is superior to another, and is often the cause of discrimination by organizations, institutions and individuals.

Satire - uses wit to show the silly or illogical things that people say or do.

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