Racism in Global context
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The document discusses racism as a prejudiced conception that categorizes races as inherently superior or inferior. It highlights both historical and modern examples of racism across various countries, noting that it can manifest in forms such as institutional, cultural, and colorism-based discrimination. The text also touches on the prevalence of racism globally, particularly against specific ethnic and racial groups, and suggests ways to support victims and combat racism.
Racism in Global context
- 1. RACISMRACISM
- 2. PRESENTED BY:PRESENTED BY: NAME MARZUKA BINTEMAHMUD NAZIFA SADIA NOOR SUMAIYA ISLAMMIMU JARMIN HAMIDIMEE MEHERIN SYED AJBINURISLAM
- 3. WHAT IS RACISM?WHAT IS RACISM? Racism is a prejudicious conception that categorises one race on intrinsically superioror betterthan another. It also includes beliefs, attitudes, institutional arrangement and acts that tend to designate individuals/groups because of phenotype characteristics or
- 4. In countries where racism exists ‘REVERSE RACISM’ may also exist. Reverse racism refers to the phenonmenon where majority groups face discrimination.
- 6. OLD Racism Based on Biological and Skin Color
- 9. Social & Political Racism individual nationaliSM
- 10. Cultural Racism
- 11. Examples for old ways of Racism 1863 late 1800’s
- 13. 1957 WWII 1945
- 14. Examples for new ways of Racism
- 17. The 12 most Racist Countries in the World : 1. INDIA 7, RWANDA 2. PAKISTAN 8. AUSTRALIA 3. RUSSIA 9. UNITEDKINDOM 4. ISRAEL 10. USA 5. GERMANY 11. SAUDIARABIA 6. JAPAN 12. SOUTHAFRICA RACISM ACROSS THE GLOBERACISM ACROSS THE GLOBE
- 18. Racism exist not just in terms of color, but also cast and religion. Black people have been victimised in many occassions INDIAINDIA
- 19. Conflicts between Shia and Sunni groups. Hostility towards Indians, Africans and Latin Americans. PAKISTANPAKISTAN
- 20. RUSSIARUSSIA Xenophobia prevails allover the nation. They are racist towards Africans, Asians, Caucasians, Chinese etc. JAPANJAPAN The Japanese government encourage ‘positive discrimination.’
- 21. GERMANYGERMANY Neo Nazis still exist, who openly express Anti-Sematic views
- 22. AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIA Racism exists despite the population being diverse. In 2009, there were many cases in Australia wherein Indians were targeted and harassed. Almost 100 cases were filed and in 23 cases, there were racial undertones.
- 23. UNITEDKINGDOM They call Indians ‘DESI’ and the Americans ‘YANKEES’. They also show hatred towards the Muslim community.
- 24. UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA In the Deep South and Mid-West regions racism is very common, be it against Asians, Africans, South Americans or even the actual people of USA – the Native Americans.
- 25. ISRAELISRAEL Heavily criticized for their oppression against Palestinians.
- 26. SAUDI ARABIA Laborers from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan are exploited. Saudi nationals mistreat the poor. The refugees from Syria are also maltreated. SOUTHAFRICA Apartheid may have been abolished and racist behavior may be illegal but racism is a fact of life. Rates of products and good are decided depending on the race of a person.
- 27. RWANDARWANDA The 1994 genocide between Hutu and Titsu tribes was a shame to the entire human race.
- 28. RACISM IN BANGLADESHRACISM IN BANGLADESH In Bangladesh racism occurs in various forms. Colorism is the most widespread form of racism in the country. Elias Mollah, an Awami League MP commented on Bangladesh Army’s visit to Congo saying: “Our army has gone there (Africa) to civilise those black people. I am sure they will accomplish the task. They take bath every 15 days. After applying soaps before bath, they do not even use water in a bid to retain the aroma.”
- 29. Biharis and Bengalis are extremely hostile to each other. In 2014, Mirpur Bihari camp was attacked on the occasion of Shab-E- Barat. 10 Biharis were killed and their houses burned.
- 30. In 2013, nearly 50 houses in six Chakma and Tripura villages were attacked in Matiranga based on the rumor that a Bengali had been kidnapped by the indigenous people. The whole thing was in fact staged.
- 31. We can choose many things in life But we can not choose our “Parents” or our “Racial Background”
- 32. Racism has been the motive behind Assaults Vandalism Humiliating People Deliberately Excluding People
- 34. 1. You can film the accident 2. You can call for help 3. Support the victim How to prevent it?
- 35. 1. Support other who has come forward. 2. Change policies and practice in your workplace. How to prevent it?
- 37. REFERENCE • http://listovative.com/top-12-most-racist-countr • https://rehmat1.com/2014/06/15/bangla-racism • http://www.rantpolitical.com/2015/08/17/11 -examples-of-casual-everyday-racism-in- our-society/
- 38. THANK YOU