现代大学英语精读2第二版Unit_2_Say_Yes
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II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
It don't matter if ow, if your brown or red let's get down to that love is color-blind you're my brother, you're my friend all that matters in the very end is to understand love is color-blind
To be continued on the next page.
Listen to the song.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
You gotta live your live we're all the same, no one's to blame they gotta live their lives just play the game and let love reign
Unit II Say Yes
1862 Emancipation Proclamation
1963
If I were a black, would you …
What shall we do?
• Five Parts:
• Part I: Warm-Up Exercises (songs & poems) • Part II: Background Information (author and
To be continued on the next page.
I. On the Origin of Racism
Another possible source of racism is the misunderstanding of Charles Darwin’s theories of evolution. Some t_o_o_k Darwin’s theories to imply that since some “races” were more civilized, there must be a biological _b_a_s_is_ for the difference. At the same time they a_p_p_e_a_l_e_d to biological theories of moral and intellectual traits to justify racial oppression. There is a great deal of controversy about race and intelligence, in part because the concepts of both race and _I_Q_ are themselves controversial.
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
You gotta live your life better than our fathers did let's make some love, baby, have some kids they gotta live their lives and I don't care what color they are, or you are, or we are it's all love, baby!
To be continued on the next page.
Listen to the passage and then fill in the
blanks.
I. On the Origin of Racism
In its modern form, racism evolved in with European exploration and _c_o_n_q_ue_s_t of much of the rest of the world, and especially after Christopher Columbus reached the Americas. As new peoples were _e_n_co_u_n_t_e_re_d_, fought, and ultimately subdued, theories about “race” began to develop, and these helped many to _j_u_st_if_y_ the differences in position and treatment of people whom they categorized as belonging to different races.
I. On the Origin of Racism
Debates over the origins of racism often suffer from a lack of _c_la_r_it_y over the term. Many mix recent forms of racism with earlier forms of ethnic and national conflict. In most cases ethno-national conflict seems to _o_w_e_ to conflict over land and strategic resources. In some cases ethnicity and nationalism were _h_ar_n_e_s_s_e_d to wars between great religious empires (for example, the Muslim Turks and the Catholic Austro-Hungarians). As Benedict Anderson has suggested ethnic _id_e_n_t_it_y and ethno-nationalism became a source of conflict within such empires with the rise of print-capitalism.
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
You have been my mother you could have been my brother what if you were my sister if you were my father? you could have been my fella you could have been my teacher what if you were my friend? would be so nice to meet ya
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
take it out to the world tell every boy and every little girl be proud of yourself cause you're as good as anybody else put away your prejudice open your mind, don't need a stick to this try to make this earth a better place without a racial curse
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
I remeber as a young boy I watched my neighbourhood go up in flames I saw the whole thing thru tears of pain and a situation's rackin' my brain I wish I could fly away and never come back again we need some love y'all we need some real deal help from above y'all I mean the kids watchin' and I just can't see it stoppin', I don't understand I mean we all bleed the same blood, man!
The end of On the Origin of Racism.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
It don't matter if you're black white or yellow, if you're brown or red let's get down to that love is color-blind
I remember when I was a child and couldn't understand people having fun discriminating all the different ones mama just used to say when you grow up you'll maybe find a way to make these people see that everything I do comes back to me
It don't matter if you're black white or yellow, if your brown or red let's get down to that love is color-blind you're my brother, you're my friend all that matters in the very end is to understand love is color-blind
“-isms”) • Part III: Text Analysis • Part IV: Language Appreciation • Part V: Supplemented Reading & Exercises
Part One
Say Yes
ENTER
Warm-up
I. On the Origin of Racism II. Enjoy a Song III. Enjoy a Poem （for reference） IV. Make up a Story
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
It don't matter if you're black white or yellow, if your brown or red let's get down to that love is color-blind you're my brother, you're my friend all that matters in the very end is to understand love is color-blind
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
It don't matter if ow, if your brown or red let's get down to that love is color-blind you're my brother, you're my friend all that matters in the very end is to understand love is color-blind
To be continued on the next page.
Listen to the song.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
You gotta live your live we're all the same, no one's to blame they gotta live their lives just play the game and let love reign
Unit II Say Yes
1862 Emancipation Proclamation
1963
If I were a black, would you …
What shall we do?
• Five Parts:
• Part I: Warm-Up Exercises (songs & poems) • Part II: Background Information (author and
To be continued on the next page.
I. On the Origin of Racism
Another possible source of racism is the misunderstanding of Charles Darwin’s theories of evolution. Some t_o_o_k Darwin’s theories to imply that since some “races” were more civilized, there must be a biological _b_a_s_is_ for the difference. At the same time they a_p_p_e_a_l_e_d to biological theories of moral and intellectual traits to justify racial oppression. There is a great deal of controversy about race and intelligence, in part because the concepts of both race and _I_Q_ are themselves controversial.
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
You gotta live your life better than our fathers did let's make some love, baby, have some kids they gotta live their lives and I don't care what color they are, or you are, or we are it's all love, baby!
To be continued on the next page.
Listen to the passage and then fill in the
blanks.
I. On the Origin of Racism
In its modern form, racism evolved in with European exploration and _c_o_n_q_ue_s_t of much of the rest of the world, and especially after Christopher Columbus reached the Americas. As new peoples were _e_n_co_u_n_t_e_re_d_, fought, and ultimately subdued, theories about “race” began to develop, and these helped many to _j_u_st_if_y_ the differences in position and treatment of people whom they categorized as belonging to different races.
I. On the Origin of Racism
Debates over the origins of racism often suffer from a lack of _c_la_r_it_y over the term. Many mix recent forms of racism with earlier forms of ethnic and national conflict. In most cases ethno-national conflict seems to _o_w_e_ to conflict over land and strategic resources. In some cases ethnicity and nationalism were _h_ar_n_e_s_s_e_d to wars between great religious empires (for example, the Muslim Turks and the Catholic Austro-Hungarians). As Benedict Anderson has suggested ethnic _id_e_n_t_it_y and ethno-nationalism became a source of conflict within such empires with the rise of print-capitalism.
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
You have been my mother you could have been my brother what if you were my sister if you were my father? you could have been my fella you could have been my teacher what if you were my friend? would be so nice to meet ya
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
take it out to the world tell every boy and every little girl be proud of yourself cause you're as good as anybody else put away your prejudice open your mind, don't need a stick to this try to make this earth a better place without a racial curse
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
I remeber as a young boy I watched my neighbourhood go up in flames I saw the whole thing thru tears of pain and a situation's rackin' my brain I wish I could fly away and never come back again we need some love y'all we need some real deal help from above y'all I mean the kids watchin' and I just can't see it stoppin', I don't understand I mean we all bleed the same blood, man!
The end of On the Origin of Racism.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
It don't matter if you're black white or yellow, if you're brown or red let's get down to that love is color-blind
I remember when I was a child and couldn't understand people having fun discriminating all the different ones mama just used to say when you grow up you'll maybe find a way to make these people see that everything I do comes back to me
It don't matter if you're black white or yellow, if your brown or red let's get down to that love is color-blind you're my brother, you're my friend all that matters in the very end is to understand love is color-blind
“-isms”) • Part III: Text Analysis • Part IV: Language Appreciation • Part V: Supplemented Reading & Exercises
Part One
Say Yes
ENTER
Warm-up
I. On the Origin of Racism II. Enjoy a Song III. Enjoy a Poem （for reference） IV. Make up a Story
To be continued on the next page.
II. Listen to a Song
Love is Color-Blind
It don't matter if you're black white or yellow, if your brown or red let's get down to that love is color-blind you're my brother, you're my friend all that matters in the very end is to understand love is color-blind