null
US
Iniciar Sesión
Regístrate Gratis
Registro
Hemos detectado que no tienes habilitado Javascript en tu navegador. La naturaleza dinámica de nuestro sitio requiere que Javascript esté habilitado para un funcionamiento adecuado. Por favor lee nuestros
términos y condiciones
para más información.
Siguiente
Copiar y Editar
¡Debes iniciar sesión para completar esta acción!
Regístrate gratis
85161
Prejudice & Discrimination
Descripción
Master of Everything RS Mapa Mental sobre Prejudice & Discrimination, creado por Grace Pulling el 12/05/2013.
Sin etiquetas
rs
rs
master of everything
Mapa Mental por
Grace Pulling
, actualizado hace más de 1 año
Más
Menos
Creado por
Grace Pulling
hace más de 11 años
606
2
0
Resumen del Recurso
Prejudice & Discrimination
Definitions
Prejudice - Believing some people are inferior or superior without even knowing them
Discrimination - This means to act on the basis of prejudice
Racism - The belief that some races are superior to others.
Stereotyping - A generalised and simplistic mental idea of a group which is usually negative
Scapegoat - To blame things that go wrong on a particular person or group
Types of Discrimination:
Descrimination against disabled people
Rascism
Sexism
Ageism
Homophobia
Anti-semitism (against Jews)
Xenophobia (against foreigners)
Islamaphobia (against Muslims)
Martin Luther King
Leader of Montgomery Bus Boycott
This resulted in the outlaw of racial discrimination on intra-state buses.
Used non-violence to fight for what he believed in
Opposed Vietnam War
Campaigned for the poor - both black and some white people
When the civil rights movement was gaining ground, King would lead protests to develop interest among nation.
Lead Marches
Had patience for many years
He was elected President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
He began to help other communities when leading protests to fight against racial descrimination and injustice.
In Birmingham (Alabama) they were having a massive protest for fair hiring practices and the desegregation of department store facilities.
Police responded violently to the march but King proceeded to lead the protest without violence
When 200,000 people gathered at the Lincon Memorial in 1963 for the 'I have a dream speech'
He pushed the idea that non violence resistance was the most powerful weapon available.
King became challenged and publicly derided
He failed in his drive against racial discrimination in Chicago
He had made no progress in his battle against desegregation in public parks in Albany.
In the southern states, he looked for support from janitors, hospital workers, and pacifist intellectuals but he was unsuccessful.
Mostrar resumen completo
Ocultar resumen completo
¿Quieres crear tus propios
Mapas Mentales
gratis
con GoConqr?
Más información
.
Similar
GCSE Subjects
KimberleyC
Virtue Ethics Edexcel A Level
fstok
Religious Studies Key Concepts
Keera
Ontological Argument A Level Edexcel
fstok
religious studies- good and evil vocab
libbyguillamon
Rights and Responsibilities
zoeiwillis
Plato - Forms
Heloise Tudor
Religious Language Edexcel A Level
fstok
religious studies religion and human relationships vocab
libbyguillamon
Utilitarianism
mirasmith
Believing in God- Key Notes
Maya Khangura
Explorar la Librería