種族歧視(英文)ppt課件

1、1NET5班2TOPIC? WHAT? NOW ,Let us see a short video !3racial discrimination 4 What is Racism What is Racism？ RacismRacism is the belief that a par-ticular race is superior or inferior to another,that a is the belief that a par-ticular race is superior or inferior to another,that a persons social and m

2、oral traits are predetermin-ed by his or her inborn biological persons social and moral traits are predetermin-ed by his or her inborn biological characteristics. characteristics. 5The history of racial discriminationThe history of racial discriminationThe market of black slavesThe market of black s

3、laves 6Todays racial discriminationTodays racial discrimination In 2005,several policemen were be-ating an old black man.7 There are a lot of similar things in his-tory.But the civil rights movement which happened There are a lot of similar things in his-tory.But the civil rights movement which happ

4、ened in 1955 made a big difference to the black people and it also showed th-at everyone is in 1955 made a big difference to the black people and it also showed th-at everyone is equal,nobody is a cut above others .equal,nobody is a cut above others .8l the true beginning of the civil rights movemen

5、t the spontaneous action of Ros the true beginning of the civil rights movement the spontaneous action of Rosa Parks (1955)a Parks (1955)the civil rights movementthe civil rights movementwhites-only sectionwhites-only sectionrefuse to stand up for a white manrefuse to stand up for a white manarreste

6、d by the policearrested by the police9the civil rights movementthe civil rights movementlresults of the civil rights movementresults of the civil rights movementLegal segregation ended in the South.Legal segregation ended in the South.Southern Afro-Americans can vote.Southern Afro-Americans can vote

7、.Racism is still a problem. Racism is still a problem. 10How to eliminate racial discrimination?11A great leaderA great leaderl Martin Luther King, Jr.was an American political activist, the most famous leader of the American civil rights movement, Considered a peacemaker throughout the world for hi

8、s promotion of nonviolence and equal treatment for different races, he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1968. His most well-known speech is the I Have A Dream speech 12A responsible governmentA responsible governmentlEnsure black rights, especially employment,medical treatment, insurance and social

9、 welfarelTo strengthen national equality and stop the spread of racism13A high quality people and an equal mindA high quality people and an equal mindlGive every races an equal education and job chances,keep the equal mind to treat everyo-ne, improve human rights consciousness.lThe black people should improve their quality to win respect o