Prejudice and Discrimination Slideshow Jeopardy Game

General Questions (Previous Knowledge)

1

Who can experience racism?

Everyone. Children, adults, elderly, including yourself can all be affected by racism.

2

Where is racism located?

Everywhere. Racism can be experienced by anyone in any part of the world.

3

What is one movement we talked about that is against racism?

Black Lives Matter (BLM) Movement.

4

What can racism lead to?

Racism can lead to hate crimes, death, fights, and jail.

5

Are the effects of racism long term or short term. (Trick question)

The effects are both. Effects of racism can either last for a short period of time, or a long period of time, depending on the situation.

General Questions (1)

1

What is Prejudice?

Prejudice is a way of judging people based on their skin colour, religion, or ethnicity.

2

What is Discrimination?

Discrimination is when specific people are excluded from doing something, unlike everyone else, because of their different physical appearance to everyone else.

3

Is racism a serious problem to today's society?

Yes. Racism has increased significantly over the past 5 years to the point where there are more casualties because of the discrimination on people.

4

Which race is left often considered a victim of racism?

People of white coloured skin. Since the population of light-coloured skin is so large, they are often less targeted racially.

5

Which race commited the most hate crimes?

People of white-coloured skin have committed the most hate crimes. These people often believe that they are of higher-ranking than other people in the world, specifically people of colour, when simply that is just not true. 

General Questions (2)

1

Throughout our presentation, have we tried to convey the fact that racism is right or wrong?

Wrong! Racism should not be tolerated. It is wrong with no excuse otherwise.

2

Can more than one type of race be discriminated?

Yes. Though it is most common for people of coloured-skin to be discriminated, others can also experience racism.

3

Who is one person we talked about that died because of racism?

George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, etc.

4

Can racism be detected in more forms than just words?

Yes. For example, discrimination can be undetected through memes and emojis.

5

Has there been attempts to stop racism?

Yes. BLM was an organization with the intentions to stop discrimination on the black society. There are also laws against racism, however, unfortunately we have not conducted an effective way to put an end to racism.

True / False

1

There are laws that allow people to be racist.

False. There are laws preventing people from being racist.

2

Being raised by your family in a racist, small-minded way, could lead to you also becoming a racist person?

True

3

Racism is an ideology that encourages one person to think of themselves as superior to everyone else.

False. Racism is an ideology that encourages one group to think of itself as superior to other races.

4

Making unwarranted disparities between individuals based on the groups, classes, or other categories to which they formally or implicitly belong is known as discrimination.

True.

5

In the Catholic Church, people are taught to treat everyone the way you want to be treated. The Catholic Church teaches you to treat everyone equally.

True.

Racism in Countries

1

Is Canada considered to be a ethnically diverse country or a ethnically homogenous?

Yes, Canada experiences less racism than other countries in the world.

2

Which country is considered to be more racist: Canada or USA?

USA is considered to be a more racist country.

3

Is Australia considered to be a racist country?

Yes. Australia is one of the most racist countries in the world.

4

Which continent is the most ethnically diverse?

North America.

5

Which continent is the most ethnically homogenous?

Oceania.