what is discrimination
Reasons why there has been discrimination presented against the lgbtqia+ in the Caribbean?
the influence by other cultures, religions, and societal factors.
Current issues facing the latinx community?
immigration policies, healthcare access, right to education, rep in the media and politics.
In what ways can allies support and advocate for the rights of the Latinx community in the face of discrimination?
SPREAD AWARENESS, joining movements
True or false? Caribbean activists and leaders worked to combat discrimination and promote equality and social justice within their communities
true
What was the reason for the latinx activism?
to fight against discrimination, advocacy for rights, and the pursuit of social justice.
What are some common forms of discrimination experienced by individuals from the Caribbean community in North America?
stereotyping, microaggressions, cultural insensitivity, language discrimination, institutional discrimination(school).
How has historical discrimination impacted the Caribbean community's access to education and employment opportunities?
colonization.
how can YOU help?
help
What are some examples of microaggressions that Latinx and caribean individuals may encounter in their daily lives?
”you're not like the others of your kind” (micro aggressive comments) falsely accusing of crimes or mistakes not made by them because of who they are etc.
What are some common stereotypes that contribute to the discrimination faced by the Latinx community in North America?
unholy acts (from the religious community) threats to kids(claiming they are bad influences)
What efforts have been made to address discrimination and promote inclusivity within the Caribbean and latinx diaspora communities around the world?
movements, presentations like this, and shared experiences to spread awareness.
What role does systemic racism play in perpetuating discrimination against Caribbean & latinx individuals in various aspects of society?
less opportunities for those in such communities, stereotypes, and microaggression
easy points: whats 3 countries of the caribbean
Jamica, Barbados, haiti
3 colours to rep caribbeans
yellow, black, green
How does language discrimination impact Latinx individuals in educational and professional settings?
most latinx are immigrants meaning their native language is most likely to be their first, the discrimination impacts how they’ll get jobs or into schools sometimes even how they succeed past the system.
How does discrimination based on race and ethnicity intersect with other forms of marginalization experienced by individuals in the Caribbean & latinx community?
Segregation, and most of the discriminations is race, sexuality, religion(political beliefs etc.) based
The average percentage of the communities that experience discimination (barbados)
44%
free points
hooray!
free points
hooray!
How does systemic discrimination affect the Latinx community's access to healthcare and social services?
denying access, lack of care etc
How can discrimination affect these people?
limit opportunity, causes mental health issues, and prime reason for inequality and segregation.
Key history of the caribbean.
colonizations, slavery, movements, and cultural fusion.
Can you discuss the challenges that Caribbean immigrants face in terms of cultural assimilation and discrimination in their new countries?
historical imbalance and systematic barriers built against minorities to “keep them in place” or below the majority (white culture)
In what ways do stereotypes and prejudices affect the everyday lives of Caribbean people living in different parts of the world?
causing mental health issues, sometimes even prohibiting them from carrying on with normal things because of “suspicions”.
What's latinx?
gender neutral term for people in the latin american community