The effects of racism The effects of racism  E Evoking bad feelings  It can lead to serious problems t can affect people´s behaviour  Danger of.

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The effects of racism The effects of racism  E Evoking bad feelings  It can lead to serious problems t can affect people´s behaviour  Danger of alcohol or drug addiction

Equal rights for everyone Equal rights for everyone  N Not only colour, also mentality  Racial discrimination  More tolerance ulticultural society  Signs of racism  R Racism at school

Challenging racism Challenging racism  C Complicated process  Need of getting some assistance  Talks with friends, family  Learning how to solve problems  Not reacting

Racism is your problem, too Racism is your problem, too  P People´s bakwardness  An advertising campaigns  Change of the whole society  Government  P P riority to get rid of racism  Improving laws

How to beat racism How to beat racism  W Wearing a shame suit  Punishing by law  Racism classes  Compulsory religious lessons  Importance of campaigns

Religious discrimination Religious discrimination  P Problem of diversity  Ticking bomb  Problem of low toleration  Unwritten rules of each nation  Exigency of the tolerance