种族歧视英语演讲(课堂PPT)

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种族歧视英语演讲PPT

"You may do that," Mrs Parks resp onded.
Rosa Parks was arrested
The Montgomery bus boycott
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.was an American pol itical activist, the most famous leader of the A merican civil rights mov ement, Considered a p eacemaker throughout the world for his promo tion of nonviolence and equal treatment for diff erent races, he receive d the Nobel Peace Priz e in 1968. His most infl uential and well-known speech is the "I Have A Dream" speech
ee if I am free. ——Clarence Darrow
Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppress or; it must be demanded by oppressed. ——Martin Luther King Jr.
The world needs equality
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 You gotta live your live we’re all the same, no one’s to blame You gotta live their lives

种族歧视英语演讲(课堂PPT)

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Can American get rid of racial separation?
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I have a dream
I have a dream my four little
children will one day live in a nation
where they will not be injured by the color of there skin but by the content of their character .i have
Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor; it must be demanded by oppressed. ——Martin Luther King Jr.
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The world needs equality
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In1501,colonialist shipped into the first negro slaves.This is the beginning of slavery.In 1518,Africa and America began the slave trade
directly.Until 1540,the American colonies of the slaves had reached 10,000 each year.
activist, the most famous
leader of the American civil
rights movement,

种族歧视原创PPT(英语课件)

所有人都听过家驹创作的<<光辉岁月>>,但并不是每个人都知道《光辉岁月》是香港摇滚歌手黄家驹献给南非黑人人权精神领袖曼德拉的一首对自由的颂歌。更只有少数人才知道曼德拉曾听到别人翻译过来的的歌词时自己不禁潸然泪下.
钟声响起归家的讯号,在它生命里仿佛带点唏嘘,黑色肌肤给他的意义是一生奉献肤色斗争中. 年月把拥有变作失去疲倦的双眼带着希望今天只有残留的躯壳迎接光辉岁月风雨中抱紧自由一生经过膀徨的挣扎自信可改变未来问谁又能做到. 可否不分肤色的界线,愿这土地里不分你我高低,缤纷色彩闪出的美丽是因他没有分开每种色彩. 年月把拥有变作失去疲倦的双眼带着希望今天只有残留的躯壳迎接光辉岁月风雨中抱紧自由一生经过膀徨的挣扎自信可改变未来问谁又能做到. --<<光辉岁月>>
从亚伯拉罕· 林肯签署《解放黑奴宣言》到电影《为奴十二年》成为本届奥斯卡最大赢家的140年的跨度里，在美国这个看似自由之上的国度里黑人维权问题一直是个完全受争论的话题。
Martin Luther King
I have a dream my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of oday!
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种族歧视英语演讲PPT

This is her story
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On the bus …
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On the bus …
• The back of the bus
• The middle of the bus
• The first rows of seat
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Standing up for her rights.
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Some facts of racial discrimination
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The civil rights movements in the United States of America
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Civil Rights Leader Rosa Parks
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Background
Martin
Rosa Parks
Conclusion
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how does this problem become so seriously and have deep effects in today?
• It can date back to European slave trade period. A great number of black people were shipped to American continent to do the toughest jobs. They were living in the bottom of American society.

种族歧视原创(英语)2PPT课件

Department of Gong Chen You Zhiwen
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In America, the racial discrimination is everywhere, the racial conflict often happen, the black people are treated as slaves by white people, they often have the lowest salary, insurance and many unfair treatment. Nowadays, the racial discrimination isn’t just between the white and the black, many other races in American are discriminated by the local people and they don’t have right to protect themselves In 2003 ,a white people Doug Williams who hate the black people brought weapon to kill five black people then killed himself.
想存在的种族歧视思想。他们总是把黑人作为奴隶或认为他们是罪犯。
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2. Some of the black people in America become lazy and
crazy, they don’t work and do harmful things to the
society, such as robbing, stealing and killing people. 在美国

种族歧视英语ppt课件

the most serious racial discrimination:
the Americans
against
the black people
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what
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why the Americans
against the black peopl.e..
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Social security
There are 19.6% black and white with no medical insurance, this ratio is only 11.3%. Blacks in employment and work long-term discriminated against.Black unemployment rate is more than two times the white.
措。在广大黑人最基本的福利待遇被大刀
have been additional
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government subsidy.
白人却得到了政府的
额外津贴。
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Politics voting rights and citizenship
In the black slave period, Negroes have no voting rights and citizenship The United States Civil War, blacks were liberated but never really achieved until 1868 the United States citizenship,to amend the constitution, black to obtain citizenship. Democrats and Republicans in elections surprisingly together,they from their own interests, are directed at people of color, particularly blacks.

种族歧视(英文)课件

The black people should improve their quality to win respect of the white people.
The white people should correct their attitude towards the black, and give hands to the black people who need help.
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The history of racial discrimination
The market of black slaves
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Today’s racial discrimination
In 2005,several policemen were beating an old black man.
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There are a lot of similar things in history.But the civil rights movement which happened in 1955 made a big difference to the black people and it also showed that everyone is equal,nobody is a cut above others .
arrested by the police
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the civil rights movement
results of the civil rights movement
✓Legal segregation ended in the South. ✓Southern Afro-Americans can vote. ✓Racism is still a problem.

种族歧视(英文)分析15页PPT文档

THANKS
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谢谢！
A high quality people and an equal mind
Give every races an equal education and job chances,keep the equal mind to treat everyone, improve human rights consciousness.
通信学院电子信息5班
TOPIC? WHAT?
NOW ,Let us see a short video !!!
racial discrimination
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What is Racism？
Racism is the belief that a par-t icular race is superior or inferior t o another,that a person's social a nd moral traits are predetermin-e d by his or her inborn biological c haracteristics.
The black people should improve their quality to win respect of the white people.
The white people should correct their attitude towards the black, and give hands to the black people who need help.
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The history of racial discrimination
The market of black slaves

种族歧视英语演讲PPT

"You may do that," Mrs Parks responded.
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Rosa Parks was arrested
The Montgomery bus boycott
lead by E.D Nixon
And Martin Luther King, Junior
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Dr. Martin Luther King,
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
“It was a small act of defiance, she refused to give up her seat, as a black woman to a white man, this changed the course of American history.” BBC News.
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Some facts of racial discrimination
Attend Separate schools
Live in Separate areas of a city
Sit in Separate areas on a bus
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The civil rights movements in the United States of America

种族和宗教亚文化群讲义(英文版)(ppt 18页)

• Ethnic and Racial Stereotypes
– Many subcultures have powerful stereotypes associated with them which can be positive or negative.
– The use of subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) ethnic stereotypes in movies illustrates the media’s involvement.
Pride
SelfExpression
Family Devotion
Understanding Hispanic Identity 14-10
• Role of the Church
– Role of the Catholic church is very important to the average Hispanic family.
A Need for Status
Mexican Americans -
Fastest Growing
Characteristics of Hispanic Consumers
Identity From
Country of Origin
Assertive Role
Models
A Strong Sense of
– only 2% of trucks and vans; 25% on mass transit,
– 10% of TV’s, radios, and sound equipment,
– 17% of all encyclopedias and reference books,

种族歧视(英文)分析共15页文档

arrested by the police
the civil rights movement
results of the civil rights movement
✓Legal segregation ended in the South. ✓Southern Afro-Americans can vote. ✓Racism is still a problem.
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the civil rights movement
the true beginning of the civil rights movement —— the spontaneous action of Rosa Parks (1955)
➢whites-only section ➢refuse to stand up for a white man
TOPIC? WHAT?
NOW ,Let us see a short video !!!
racial discrimination2Βιβλιοθήκη What is Racism？
Racism is the belief that a par-t icular race is superior or inferior t o another,that a person's social a nd moral traits are predetermin-e d by his or her inborn biological c haracteristics.
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The history of racial discrimination
The market of black slaves
Today’s racial discrimination

美国种族歧视问题(英语版)ppt课件

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• In 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., expressed his vision in the famous speech, "I Have a Dream." The dream-rooted in the American Dream wasn't really new.However, the coming together of different races created some tensions. The early Americans (except for the native "Indians") were almost all white Europeans. As more immigrants arrived, European groups fit into society easily. Others found it more difficult.
• In 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus for a white man. Martin Luther King Jr. encouraged black people to use nonviolent means to achieve their goals of equal treatment. Finally, Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to stop discrimination in all public places.
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Angel and Devof the gains of the Civil Rights Movement, racial problems still exist. Tensions sometimes erupt in violence. Moreover, blacks and whites are not the only racial groups struggling to get along. Multicultural America has numerous minority groups that argue for equal treatment. Some contend that current immigration laws unfairly discriminate against certain racial groups.

美国种族歧视英文课件

Housing inequality
Housing inequality is another manifestation of racial discrimination.
In the United States, residents of different races have significant differences in housing choices, rent, and housing prices. Black and Latinx Americans often live in less ideal communities, facing higher housing costs and fewer opportunities.
目录
• The impact and sequences of racial discrimination
• Strategies and actions to address racial discrimination
• Conclusion
01 Introduction
Theme Introduction
The movement received significant successes, including the passing of the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act, which outlines racial discrimination and provided access to voting rights for all citizens
English courseware on racial discrimination in the

种族歧视英文 ppt课件

arrested by the police
the civil rights movement
results of the civil rights movement
✓Legal segregation ended in the South. ✓Southern Afro-Americans can vote. ✓Racism is still a problem.
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The history of racial discrimination
The market of black slaves
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Today’s racial discrimination
In 2005,several policemen were beating an old black man.
A responsible government
Ensure black rights, especially employment ,medical treatment, insurance and social welfare
To strengthen national equality and stop the spread of racism
There are a lot of similar things in history.But the civil rights movement which happened in 1955 made a big difference to the black people and it also showed that everyone is equal,nobody is a cut above others .

用英语反击种族歧视演讲稿

用英语反击种族歧视演讲稿As we gather here today, I want to address a topic that has plagued our society for far too long – the issue of racial discrimination. It is a topic that has caused pain and suffering for countless individuals, and it is time for us to take a stand and speak out against it.Racial discrimination is the belief that one race is superior to another, and it often leads to unfair treatment and opportunities for people of certain races. This kind of discrimination can take many forms, from subtle microaggressions to blatant acts of violence and hate. It is a problem that affects people of all races, but it disproportionately impacts marginalized communities, particularly people of color.We cannot continue to turn a blind eye to this issue. We cannot continue to allow racial discrimination to fester and grow within our society. It is our responsibility to confront it head-on and work towards a more inclusive and equitable world for all.So how can we fight back against racial discrimination? It starts with education and awareness. We must educate ourselves and others about the harmful effects of discrimination and the importance of embracing diversity. We must also be willing to have difficult conversations about race and privilege, and be open to learning from the experiences of others.In addition to education, we must also take action to address systemic inequalities. This means advocating for policies and practices that promote equality and justice for all. It means holding individuals and institutions accountable for their discriminatory behavior. It means standing up for those who are being oppressed and marginalized.But perhaps most importantly, we must lead by example. We must strive to be allies and advocates for those who are facing discrimination. We must use our voices and our platforms to amplify the voices of those who are being silenced. We must actively work to create spaces that are inclusive and welcoming for people of all races.In conclusion, the fight against racial discrimination is a collective effort that requires all of us to do our part. It is not enough to simply be non-racist – we must actively work to be anti-racist. We must be willing to challenge our own biases and prejudices, and we must be committed to creating a world where everyone is treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their race.Together, we can and must work to create a future free from racial discrimination. Thank you.。

种族歧视英文PPT课件

arrested by the police
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the civil rights movement
results of the civil rights movement
✓Legal segregation ended in the South. ✓Southern Afro-Americans can vote. ✓Racism is still a problem.
TOPIC? WHAT?
NOW ,Let us see a short video !!!
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racial discrimination
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What is Racism？
Racism is the belief that a par-ticular race is superior or inferior to another,that a person's social and moral traits are predetermin-ed by his or her inborn biological characteristics.
第8页/共1Biblioteka 页How to eliminate racial discrimination?
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A great leader
Martin Luther King, J r.was an American po litical activist, the mo st famous leader of t he American civil righ ts movement, Consid ered a peacemaker th roughout the world fo r his promotion of no nviolence and equal t reatment for different races, he received th e Nobel Peace Prize i n 1968. His most well -known speech is the "I Have A Dream" spe