Intent vs Impact

When we communicate with another person, the speaker is giving the

intention of the message that they want to deliver.
The effect of the speakers message causes an impact on the listener
and how they will respond to the message.
 BRYSON ATUD
EDU 280
PROF SHKORUPA
Lesson Plan
Objective Slideshow

To give the class a better understanding What is Racism

about racism.
Different Types of Racism
Discuss to the class the meaning and
the history of racism throughout time. History of Racial Discrimination

Discuss to the class about intent and Racial Segregation

impact words and how it relates to
Black Lives Matter
racism.
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What is Racism?
*Definition from Merriam Webster How people become racist:
It is taught by family or other people.
Prejudice, discrimination, or
antagonism directed against someone Something happened to them by someone
of a different race based on the belief of a different race.
that ones own race is superior. Media portrayal: How the audience see or
hear the attitudes of individuals who talk
The belief that all members of each about another race.
race possess characteristics or abilities
specific to that race especially so as to
distinguish it as inferior or superior to
another race or races.
Racism takes many forms, such as jokes
or comments, that sometimes is
unintentional. However, it may lead to
anger and violence.
Different Types of Racism
Colorblindness: The racial ideology that
posits the best way to end discrimination is by
treating individuals as equally as possible,
without regard to race, culture, or ethnicity.
Racial Prejudice: Personal opinions about
individuals on the basis of race.
Racial Discrimination: Different treatment
of people on the basis of characteristics which
may be classified racial, including skin color,
cultural heritage, and religion.
Reverse Racism: A pejorative and
controversial term used to describe attitudes,
behaviors, and policies which are racially
discriminatory in a manner contrary to
historical patterns of racial discrimination.
History of Racial Discrimination
In the 1800s, Africans were taken and served as slaves
who worked in plantation agriculture. Slaves were freed
around the 1860s thanks to Abraham Lincoln.

During World War II times, the genocide of 6 million

European Jews killed by the German Nazis led by Adolf
Hitler.

In the 1950s, the Civil Rights movement began. The Civil

Rights movement started to help end segregation and
end racial inequality.

In the 1960s, the Chicano Movement, a Mexican

American Civil Rights Movement started in a fight for
equality for the Hispanic community. Inspired the
Chicano Blowouts.

In 1944, the Korematsu v. United States court case

followed concerning the executive order of Japanese
Americans being placed in internment camps during
World War II.

In 2017, a temporary ban was placed against Muslims

from entering the United States.
Racial Segregation
The separation of humans into
racial groups.
Apply to activities such as eating at
restaurants, drinking water
fountains, public bathrooms, and
neighborhoods.
Plessy v. Ferguson: Racial
segregation laws for public
facilities.
Jim Crow Laws: A racial
segregation law that is enforced
in the Southern United States.
Brown v. Board of Education: A
1954 court case to end
segregation in public schools.
Black Lives Matter
The Black Lives Matter
Movement (BLM) started in 2013
by 3 women: Alicia Garza,
Patrisse Cullors, and Opal
Tometi.
The BLM was heavily criticized
for being anti-police.
The All Lives Matter group
opposes BLM.

The movement started in

response to the death of Trayvon
Martin
The purpose of the movement
was to end racial profiling and
police brutality.
 Scenarios
FOR EACH SCENARIO, DECIDE WHETHER OR NOT IF THE SCENARIO
DISPLAYS UNFAIR TREATMENT BASED ON RACE. THERE IS NO WRONG OR
RIGHT ANSWER TO EACH ONE.
Scenario 1
Last Sunday, I was sitting on a bench in the park. Near where I sat, a
white father was playing with his young son. A black couple walked by
with their dog, and the boy went over to pet the dog. The father pulled
his son back toward him and told him to leave the dog alone.
To what extent did this situation depict an instance of unfair
treatment based on race?
Very Much So
Not At All
Neutral
Scenario 2
One day, I was driving around town, running errands with my aunt,
who is black. As we were stopped at a red light, we noticed a black
pedestrian walking down the sidewalk on our same side of the street.
The man was dressed in layers and appeared to be carrying a bundle of
newspapers. Upon seeing the man, my aunt asked me to lock the car
doors.
To what extent did this situation depict an instance of unfair
treatment based on race?
Very Much So
Not At All
Neutral
Scenario 3
Last weekend I was out at a popular nightclub. Sometimes they ask for
IDs. There were two young women in line ahead of me. The bouncer,
who was white, asked the white woman to pay the fee, and then let her
in. He then asked the black women to pay the fee, and then asked to see
her ID.
To what extent did this situation depict an instance of unfair
treatment based on race?
Very Much So
Not At All
Neutral