does racial discrimination still occur around the globe brainly
1. does racial discrimination still occur around the globe brainly
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2. Racial discrimination still occur around the globe? list down your evidence
Answer:
A definite yes.
Explanation:
This might include those people who tends to discriminate people just because of their nationality, their religions and beliefs, their gender, and their skin colors. Like in social medias, I've once read someone mocking the other just because he's gay.
3. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence In your opinion, was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time? Explain. In my opinion
Answer:
Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe?
Yes, racial discrimination is still a thing in the world right now. On 2020 a black person was killed and they didn’t even get a chance to explain himself. Just recently Asian are being discriminated, in fact there are six asian women killed in Oakland.
Explanation:
Sorry, I don’t know the story behind Rosa.
#CarryOnLearning#Brainliest4. Do you think racial discrimination still happens today?
hindi na oso ang discrimination ngayon
Explanation:
dahil tanggap na natin na pantay pantay lang tayong lahat at kadalasan ng mga katutubo ay nag aaral na
5. Questions: 1. What does racial discrimination mean?________________________2. How was racial discrimination shown in America before it ended in 19642___________________________________________3. How did Rosa Park show her bravery? Support it by providing evidence.Rosa Park isEvidence 1 :_______________Evidence 2:_______________4. In your opinion, was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time? Explain._____________________________5. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence. 5. How will you helpIndigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treat them unjustly?_____________________________________________________________
Answer:
1. Racial Discrimination means any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin color, or racial or ethnic origin.
2. Racial Discrimination in America shown before 1964 was inhumane by not giving them equality/rights that white persons have in their time.
6. what does racial discrimination mean
Answer:
Racial discrimination is any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin color, or racial or ethnic origin. Individuals can discriminate by refusing to do business with, socialize with, or share resources with people of a certain group.
Explanation:
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7. Question:1. What does racial discrimination mean?2.How was racial discrimination shown in America before it ended in 1964
Answer:
1. Discrimination is any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin color or racial or ethnic origin2. Colorism is a form of racially -based discrimination where people are threatens unequally due to skin color. It initially came about in America during slavy.Explanation:
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8. How does Marxism relate racial discrimination with class conflict?
Answer:
Marxist conflict theory sees society as divided along lines of economic class between the proletarian working class and the bourgeois ruling class.9. Questions:1. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shown inAmerica before it ended in 1964?2. How did Rosa Park show her bravery? Fill in the graphic organizer below to showyour answer. Support it by providing evidence.Evidence:Rosa Park is abrave woman.EEvidence:3. In your opinion, was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time?Explain.4. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence.5. How will you help Indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treatthem unjustly?Rex Book Store Inc.tion 2011
Answer:
Learning Task 3
1. Racial Discrimination means any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin color, or racial or ethnic origin. Racial Discrimination in America shown before 1964 was inhumane by not giving them equality/rights that white persons have in their time.
2. Rosa Park is a brave woman.
Evidence: Rosa and the bus driver had an argument about not giving her seat to a white person.
Evidence: Rosa's refusal to follow an unjust law.
3. Yes i think it's right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law that time because the U.S congress would not make a new law for racial discrimination and thanks to Rosa Civil Rights Acts of 1964 passed.
4. Yes it does until now. For examples are disability discrimination, sexual orientation, age discrimination and national origin are some examples of discrimination happens around the globe.
5. Well I will surely help them from people who treat them unjustify by standing up for them or depend them from criticism.
10. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence. 5. How will you help indegeneous Peoples (IPs) like badjaos from people who treat them unjustly?
Answer:
Yes, racial discrimination is still a thing in the world right now.
On 2020 a black person was killed and they didn’t even get a chance to explain himself. Just recently Asian are being discriminated, in fact there are six asian women killed in Oakland.5.by helping them or rescuing those who treat them badly
11. :1. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shown in America before it ended in 1964?2. How did Rosa Park show her bravery? Fill in the graphic organizer below to show your answer. Support it by providing evidence.3. In your opinion, was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time?Explain.4. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence.5. How will you help Indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treat them unjustly
Answer:Answer:1. Racial Discrimination is any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin, color, or racial or ethnic origin.
< The U.S Supreme Court declared that the segregation in public transportation was unconstitutional.
2. Rosa refused to give up her seat and Rosa refusal to follow injust law
3.no beacause he needs to follow the if she dont follow she'l be arrested and we need to follow the rules because its for own good.
4.Yes, racial discrimination is still a thing in the world right now. On 2020 a black person was killed and they didn’t even get a chance to explain himself. Just recently Asian are being discriminated, in fact there are six asian women killed in Oakland.
5.I will help them by creating and building a program or foundation or even organization in order to protect them. Because we all now that they’re all humans too so we should have treat them right. Don’t ever judge them and don’t be a racist if there color is black or if there smell so bad. Indigenous People have rights too because they are still humans after all.
Explanation:sana po makatulong
12. how does the racial discrimination help in Filipino nationalism and weakening of the Spanish rule
Answer:
Unification of the Philippines Under Spanish Rule Spain ruled the Philippines for more than 300 years. Before Spain’s arrival, the Philippines consisted of independent and self-governing barangays, peopled by diverse tribes. It was Spain who gave the Philippines its identity (Zaide, 1994).
Explanation:
One of the main factors for the dawn of Filipino nationalism
Filipinos were considered an inferior race and were referred to as "indios"
Discrimination was prevalent in universities, churches, even in literature
The discrimination also manifested itself in the Spanish Caste system
13. 1.what does racial declamation means?how was racial descrimination shown in america before it ended in 1964?2.how did rosa parks show here bravery?fill in the graphic organizer below to show your answer supporting by providing evidence?3.in your opinion,what is right for rosa to refuse to follow the law at the time?explain.4.does racial discrimination still occur around the globe?list down your evidence 5.how will you help indigenous people like badjaos from people who treat them unjustly?
AnswerAnswer:1. Racial Discrimination is any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin, color, or racial or ethnic origin.
< The U.S Supreme Court declared that the segregation in public transportation was unconstitutional.
2. Rosa refused to give up her seat and Rosa refusal to follow injust law
3.no beacause he needs to follow the if she dont follow she'l be arrested and we need to follow the rules because its for own good.
4.Yes, racial discrimination is still a thing in the world right now. On 2020 a black person was killed and they didn’t even get a chance to explain himself. Just recently Asian are being discriminated, in fact there are six asian women killed in Oakland.
5.I will help them by creating and building a program or foundation or even organization in order to protect them. Because we all now that they’re all humans too so we should have treat them right. Don’t ever judge them and don’t be a racist if there color is black or if there smell so bad. Indigenous People have rights too because they are still humans after all.
Explanation:sana po makatulong
14. what does racial discrimination mean brainly
Answer:
Unfair treatment to people of different races
15. what does it mean to be racially discriminated
Answer:
There will be a lot of circumstances because people discriminate other people basis of their skin color, weight etc.
16. 4 Does racial discrimination till occur around the globe? List down your evidence pasagot po please:)))
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
racial discrimination is still a thing in the world now on 2020 a black person was killed and they didn't even get chance to explain herself
17. Questions: 1. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shown America before it ended in 1964? How did Rosa Park show her bravery? Fill in the graphic organizer below to show your answer. Support it by providing evidence. 2. Rosa Park is a brave woman. 4. 5. Evidence: Evidence: 3. In your opinion, was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time Explain. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence How will you help Indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treat them unjustly?
Answer:
1. Racial Discrimination means any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin color, or racial or ethnic origin. Racial Discrimination in America shown before 1964 was inhumane by not giving them equality/rights that white persons have in their time.
2. Rosa Park is a brave woman.
Evidence: Rosa and the bus driver had an argument about not giving her seat to a white person.
Evidence: Rosa's refusal to follow an unjust law.
3. Yes i think it's right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law that time because the U.S congress would not make a new law for racial discrimination and thanks to Rosa Civil Rights Acts of 1964 passed.
4. Yes it does until now. For examples are disability discrimination, sexual orientation, age discrimination and national origin are some examples of discrimination happens around the globe.
5. Well I will surely help them from people who treat them unjustify by standing up for them or depend them from criticism.
18. 1. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shownAmerica before it ended in 196492. How did Rosa Park show her bravery Fil in the graphic organizer below to show youanswer Support it by providing evidenceRosa Poin your opinion was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the low at that time! Explain4. Does racial discrimination stil occur around the globe ? List down your evidenceHow will you help indigenous peoples (IPs like Badjaos from people who treat theunjustlyI need tom ty
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1.One evening in December 1955, Rosa Parks rode on a bus home after a long day’s work. During that time, black Americans were separated from white Americans in
2.Shortly, the white section was filled. The bus driver asked Rosa to give up her seat to a white person, but she refused. She was tired of the treatment that she and other black Americans received everyday.
3.Rosa and the bus driver had an argument. Eventually, the driver had Rosa arrested by the police and sent her to jail.
4.This made the black citizens of Montgomery angry so they decided to boycott the buses by not riding on them. Instead, they organized carpools or walked when going to work. The boycott which was done hoping that city officials would be forced to change the unfair segregation laws lasted for 381 days. Although the bus companies were losing a lot of money, the city officials did not give in to the demands of the black citizens.
5.Rosa’s refusal to follow an unjust law was not disregarded though. Thirteen months after the boycott started, the U.S. Supreme Court declared that the segregation in public transportation was unconstitutional. In 1964, the U.S. Congress passed a law known as the “Civil Rights Act of 1964” that put an end to racial discrimination in the country.
6.The bravery shown by Rosa Park that night proved to be a transformative move for the American people.
Explanation:
19. Questions:1. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shown inAmerica before it ended in 1964?2. How did Rosa Park show her bravery? Fill in the graphic organizer below to showyour answer. Support it by providing evidence.Rosa Park is aEvidence:brave woman.Evidence:3. In your opinion, was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time?Explain.4. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence.5. How will you help Indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treatthem unjustly?Mendoza, R.D., et al (2017). RBS English Series (Essential English 6 Revised Edition 2017). Rex Book Store Inc.Suarez, C.A., et al (2012). Speak, Read, and Write (Fun with English 6). C & E Publishing IncKailangan ko na po tlaga pasagot po ung matinotiono po
Answer:
8 of diamonds 9 of spades 7 of hearts and 10 of clubsExplanation:
In 5 and the other one in the
20. Learning Task 2Directions: Read the passage carefully. Answer the questions in your notebook.3.in your opinion, was it right for rosa ro refuse to follow the law at that time?Explain 4.Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence 5.How will you help indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treat them unjustly?
Answer:
Answer:1. Racial Discrimination is any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin, color, or racial or ethnic origin.
< The U.S Supreme Court declared that the segregation in public transportation was unconstitutional.
2. Rosa refused to give up her seat and Rosa refusal to follow injust law
3.no beacause he needs to follow the if she dont follow she'l be arrested and we need to follow the rules because its for own good.
4.Yes, racial discrimination is still a thing in the world right now. On 2020 a black person was killed and they didn’t even get a chance to explain himself. Just recently Asian are being discriminated, in fact there are six asian women killed in Oakland.
5.I will help them by creating and building a program or foundation or even organization in order to protect them. Because we all now that they’re all humans too so we should have treat them right. Don’t ever judge them and don’t be a racist if there color is black or if there smell so bad. Indigenous People have rights too because they are still humans after all.
Explanation:sana po makatulong
21. 1. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shown inAmerica before it ended in 1964?2. How did Rosa Park show her bravery? Fill in the graphic organizer below to showyour answer. Support it by providing evidence.Rosa Park is a brave woman.Evidence:Evidence:3. In your opinion, was it right forb Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time?Explain.4. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence.5. How will you help Indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treatthem unjustly?pls po pakiayos ng sagot (wag po copy paste)
WELL, racial discrimination has NOT YET ended, especially in America. Black people still lose their lives because of racist Americans.
Rosa Park was brave because she refused to gave her seat to a white American because she was already tired of being discriminated.
In my opinion, yes. Rosa was very brave to refuse to give her seat to an American.
YES. In America, not only Black Americans are experiencing racial discrimination, but also Asians.
I'll fight for them.
22. What manifestations of racism or racial discrimination does the author cite in the text?
Answer:
The author cites several instances of racism and racial discrimination in the text, including:
The discrimination faced by black people in education, employment, and housing opportunities.
The systemic racism and discrimination that results in higher rates of poverty, incarceration, and police brutality among black communities.
The discrimination and prejudice faced by black people in their everyday lives, such as when they are followed in stores or denied service in restaurants.
The cultural appropriation of black culture and the marginalization of black voices and perspectives in mainstream media and society.
The lack of representation and inclusion of black people in leadership positions and decision-making bodies.
Overall, the author highlights the systemic and institutionalized racism that black people face in their daily lives.
23. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shown move for the american people
Answer:
Racial discrimination is any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin color, or racial or ethnic origin. Individuals can discriminate by refusing to do business with, socialize with, or share resources with people of a certain group. racial discrimination shown move for the american people because of thier skin, specially to those black american, they always bullied them because of their color of skin
24. do you think racial discrimination still happens today?
Answer:
YES,Racial discrimination is a serious human rights problem in the United States that intersects with all of the US domestic issues covered by Human Rights Watch—from over-incarceration of Black and Latinx people fueled by the disproportionately harsh sentences meted out for all categories of crime, including violent offenses, to the failed War on Drugs, to prosecution and bail policies that coerce people into guilty pleas, to surveillance of specific groups, such as Muslims or political activists from other ethnic or religious minorities, to immigration policies that scapegoat immigrants as criminals, or subject asylum seekers and refugees to disparate treatment based on their national origin. Human Rights Watch documents, investigates, and analyzes human rights abuses involving racial discrimination in “purpose or effect,” meaning violations that result in racial disparities even without intent to discriminate, and we advocate for the US to meet its international human rights obligation to end all forms of racial discrimination.
25. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shown in America before it ended in 1964?
Answer:
Racial Discrimination means any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin color, or racial or ethnic origin.
Racial Discrimination in America shown before 1964 was inhumane by not giving them equality/rights that white persons have in their time.
26. 4.5.ExplainDoes racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence.How will you help Indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treatthem unjustly?ich forine Forentid Fish 6 Pevised Edition 20171. Rex Book Store Inc.
Answer:Answer:1. Racial Discrimination is any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin, color, or racial or ethnic origin.
< The U.S Supreme Court declared that the segregation in public transportation was unconstitutional.
2. Rosa refused to give up her seat and Rosa refusal to follow injust law
3.no beacause he needs to follow the if she dont follow she'l be arrested and we need to follow the rules because its for own good.
4.Yes, racial discrimination is still a thing in the world right now. On 2020 a black person was killed and they didn’t even get a chance to explain himself. Just recently Asian are being discriminated, in fact there are six asian women killed in Oakland.
5.I will help them by creating and building a program or foundation or even organization in order to protect them. Because we all now that they’re all humans too so we should have treat them right. Don’t ever judge them and don’t be a racist if there color is black or if there smell so bad. Indigenous People have rights too because they are still humans after all.
Explanation:sana po makatulong
27. In your opinion, was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time?Explain.Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence.How will you help Indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treatthem unjustly?
Answer:Answer:1. Racial Discrimination is any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin, color, or racial or ethnic origin.
< The U.S Supreme Court declared that the segregation in public transportation was unconstitutional.
2. Rosa refused to give up her seat and Rosa refusal to follow injust law
3.no beacause he needs to follow the if she dont follow she'l be arrested and we need to follow the rules because its for own good.
4.Yes, racial discrimination is still a thing in the world right now. On 2020 a black person was killed and they didn’t even get a chance to explain himself. Just recently Asian are being discriminated, in fact there are six asian women killed in Oakland.
5.I will help them by creating and building a program or foundation or even organization in order to protect them. Because we all now that they’re all humans too so we should have treat them right. Don’t ever judge them and don’t be a racist if there color is black or if there smell so bad. Indigenous People have rights too because they are still humans after all.
Explanation:sana po makatulong
28. Questions:1. What does racial discrimination mean? How was racial discrimination shown inAmerica before it ended in 1964?2. How did Rosa Park show her bravery? Fill in the graphic organizer below to showyour answer. Support it by providing evidence.Rosa Park is aEvidence:brave woman.Evidence:3. In your opinion, was it right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law at that time?Explain.4. Does racial discrimination still occur around the globe? List down your evidence.5. How will you help Indigenous Peoples (IPs) like Badjaos from people who treatthem unjustly?Mendoza, R.D., et al (2017). RBS English Series (Essential English 6 Revised Edition 2017). Rex Book Store Inc.Suarez, C.A., et al (2012). Speak, Read, and Write (Fun with English 6). C & E Publishing Incning Task 3TI
Answer:
Learning Task 3
1. Racial Discrimination means any discrimination against any individual on the basis of their skin color, or racial or ethnic origin. Racial Discrimination in America shown before 1964 was inhumane by not giving them equality/rights that white persons have in their time.
2. Rosa Park is a brave woman.
Evidence: Rosa and the bus driver had an argument about not giving her seat to a white person.
Evidence: Rosa's refusal to follow an unjust law.
3. Yes i think it's right for Rosa to refuse to follow the law that time because the U.S congress would not make a new law for racial discrimination and thanks to Rosa Civil Rights Acts of 1964 passed.
4. Yes it does until now. For examples are disability discrimination, sexual orientation, age discrimination and national origin are some examples of discrimination happens around the globe.
5. Well I will surely help them from people who treat them unjustify by standing up for them or depend them from criticism.
29. Example of racial discrimination brainly
Answer:
racial discrimination brainly
30. How does structural functionalism treat racial discrimination?
Answer:
Since structural functionalism generally stresses the unifying role of culture, it is ill- equipped to understand divisive forces like discrimination.
