Racism
Defintion of Racism, (According to Google)
the belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another.
Who delivered the famous, “I have a dream…” speech?
Agustus Tolton was the first recognized _________ __________?
Black Preist
Agustus Tolton was born when?
April 1st 1854
During the times of Agustus Tolton, did the church allow for African Americans to be ordained?
Back during Civil War Times, how much of a person was African American?
3/5
What woman refused to give up her bus seat to a white?
Rosa Parks
1863
What state was Agustus Tolton born in?
Illinois
Did they allow African Americans to enter seminaries?
No, they did not
Why were African Americans slaves?
They weren’t white, and therefore weren’t equal to Whites?
Who fought against Racism in South Africa?
What languages did Agustus Tolton speak?
German, Greek, and Latin
The Tobacco factory, which Tolton had worked at had closed.
Did they allow Biracial people to enter seminaries?
Yes, they did
Define what segregation is?
The practice of keeping white children and adults, separated from African American children and adults.
What peace fighter in India stood up against racial discrimination?
Mahatma Gandhi
Where did Agustus Tolton celebrate his first mass?
St. Peters Basilica
When was Agustus Tolton ordained?
On Easter Saturday in 1886
According to Pope Francis, is racism okey?
No, it is wrong because every person is made in God’s image and likeness, and to think of someone as less based on their appearance. Would be disrespectfil to God.
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What famous modern day pop singer has publicly spoken out against white supremacy? Hint: She has a big fan ground named Swi___
Taylor Swift
A nickname for Agustus Tolton was ______ _______ ____?
Good Father Gus
At which country did Agustus Tolton complete his seminary education?
Rome
Did they allow biracial people to become ordianed?
Yes, as long as they didn’t say they were of African American Ethnicity.