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Stop Racism! - Proyecto de identificación y reflexión sobre el racismo

📄 introduccion ingles 🎓 otro · 3° TELESECUNDARIA México 🇲🇽 MX 🗣 Español
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1.a) Racism is the belief that one group is superior to another due to physical traits. 1.b) Unfair treatment, exclusion, insults, denial of opportunities. 1.c) Indigenous, Afro-descendant, migrant and low-income groups. 2) Offensive jokes, labor discrimination, school exclusion, offensive nicknames.

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Uérakua anapu uantakua. Projects and Readings. Libro de Educación Telesecundaria Grado 3° Ciclo Escolar 2025 - 2026

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Ejercicio 1

In assembly, with the help of your teacher, discuss the following questions. Then, write the conclusions you reach in your notebook.

a
Parte 1.a

What is racism?

  1. Racism is a set of beliefs and practices that consider some people superior and others inferior because of physical characteristics such as skin color.
  2. It is a social construct, not a biological fact: race is based on physical traits, but the value assigned to them is created by society.
  3. This belief harms the dignity and fundamental human rights of the less privileged.
Respuesta

Racism is the belief that one group of people is superior to another because of physical characteristics, leading to oppression and discrimination.

b
Parte 1.b

What types of actions are racist?

  1. Treating someone unfairly because of their skin color or origin.
  2. Excluding, insulting or mocking a person for their physical appearance.
  3. Denying opportunities (work, school, health) to a group considered inferior.
  4. Promoting stereotypes in the media that present some groups as less capable.
Respuesta

Racist actions include unfair treatment, exclusion, insults, denial of opportunities and media stereotypes based on physical characteristics.

c
Parte 1.c

Which sectors or social groups in your community do you consider to be more vulnerable to racism?

  1. Indigenous peoples and their descendants.
  2. Afro-descendant and dark-skinned people.
  3. Migrants and people from other regions.
  4. People with fewer economic resources.
Respuesta

Indigenous, Afro-descendant, migrant and low-income groups are usually the most vulnerable to racism in Mexican communities.

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Ejercicio 2

List and write on the board behaviors that happen in your community and that you consider to be acts of racism.

  1. Making jokes about someone's skin color or language.
  2. Not hiring a person because of their physical appearance.
  3. Excluding a classmate from games or group work for being different.
  4. Using offensive nicknames related to ethnicity.
  5. Assuming that a person is less intelligent because of their origin.
Respuesta

Racist behaviors in the community include offensive jokes, labor discrimination, school exclusion, offensive nicknames and prejudice about intelligence based on origin.

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Stop Racism!

In this project, you will engage in role-play activities to understand scenarios of injustice, and to develop the ability to recognize actions and ideas that promote racism in the media. You will explore how racism impacts society and its various aspects.

En este proyecto, participarás en actividades de juego de roles para entender los escenarios de injusticia y desarrollar la habilidad de reconocer acciones e ideas que promueven el racismo en los medios de comunicación. Explorarás cómo el racismo impacta a la sociedad y sus diversos aspectos.

Identification

  1. In assembly, with the help of your teacher, discuss the following questions. Then, write the conclusions you reach in your notebook. a) What is racism? b) What types of actions are racist? c) Which sectors or social groups in your community do you consider to be more vulnerable to racism?

  2. List and write on the board behaviors that happen in your community and that you consider to be acts of racism.

Race is a social construct based on physical characteristics. These constructs have allowed for the oppression and domination of one group of people over others. Because of these constructs, some people have been considered superior and others inferior. This belief harms the dignity and fundamental human rights of the less privileged. Slavery is the extreme case.

This occurred for many centuries. For example, enslaved Africans were brought to Veracruz and occupied the lowest position in the social hierarchy, even below the indigenous inhabitants of the American territory.

Today, some people still treat others unfairly because of their skin color. They might think that people with darker skin are not as good as people with lighter skin. This is not correct. Everyone should be treated the same, no matter what they look like.

Adriana Maya Soto, ESTADO DE MÉXICO

Glosario (8)

racism
Belief that one race is superior to another, leading to discrimination.
role-play
Activity in which students act out a situation to understand it better.
injustice
Lack of fairness or justice.
social construct
Idea created and maintained by society, not by nature.
oppression
Unjust treatment or control of a group by another.
slavery
System in which people are owned by others as property.
hierarchy
System in which people are ranked one above another.
vulnerable
Easily harmed or attacked.

Preguntas para practicar

What is racism?

Racism is the belief that one group of people is superior to another because of physical characteristics such as skin color. It is a social construct that has been used to justify oppression and discrimination. It harms the dignity and fundamental human rights of those considered inferior.

What types of actions are racist?

Racist actions include treating someone unfairly because of their skin color, excluding or mocking them, denying job or educational opportunities, and promoting stereotypes in the media. These actions can be individual or institutional.

Which sectors or social groups in your community do you consider to be more vulnerable to racism?

In many Mexican communities, indigenous peoples, Afro-descendant populations, migrants, and people with fewer economic resources are more vulnerable to racism. They often face discrimination in employment, education, and daily social interactions.

Temas y conceptos clave

RacismoJusticia socialDerechos humanosHistoria de la esclavitudMedios de comunicaciónRacismoConstructo socialOpresiónDignidad humanaEsclavitudJerarquía socialDiscriminación por color de piel
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¿Qué es el racismo y cómo se manifiesta?
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¿Qué grupos son más vulnerables al racismo en México?
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¿Cómo puedo identificar actos racistas en mi comunidad?
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📌 Antes de leer esto
  • • Vocabulario básico en inglés sobre sociedad y derechos
  • • Conocimiento de los derechos humanos fundamentales
  • • Habilidad para participar en discusiones grupales
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Análisis de medios de comunicación y estereotipos raciales
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Stop Racism!

In this project, you will engage in role-play activities to understand scenarios of injustice, and to develop the ability to recognize actions and ideas that promote racism in the media. You will explore how racism impacts society and its various aspects.

Identification

En este proyecto, participarás en actividades de juego de roles para entender los escenarios de injustica y desarrollar la habilidad de reconocer acciones e ideas que promueven el racismo en los medios de comunicación.Explorarás cómo el racismo impacta a la sociedad y sus diversos aspectos.

  1. In assembly, with the help of your teacher, discuss the following questions. Then, write the conclusions you reach in your notebook.

a) What is racism?

b) What types of actions are racist?

c) Which sectors or social groups in your community do you consider to be more vulnerable to racism?

  1. List and write on the board behaviors that happen in your community and that you consider to be acts of racism.

Race is a social construct based on physical characteristics. These constructs have allowed for the oppression and domination of one group of people over others. Because of these constructs, some people have been considered superior and others inferior.This belief harms the dignity and fundamental human rights of the less privileged. Slavery is the extreme case.

This occurred for many centuries. For example,enslaved Africans were brought to Veracruz and occupied the lowest position in the social hierarchy,even below the indigenous inhabitants of the American territory.

Today, some people still treat others unfairly because of their skin color. They might think that people with darker skin are not as good as people with lighter skin. This is not correct. Everyone should be treated the same, no matter what they look like.

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