Falando sobre a intolerancia

1. Solidarity, cooperation
and intolerant attitudes.
Alba Lorenzo García
Sonia Rey Caldas
Noelia Rey Rodríguez
Amanda Rial González
Lara Cores Rodríguez

2. Solidarity:
It is a unity, an adjective which
refers to people who help each other
just because they want to make the
others happier and not because of
another motivations like money, for
example.

3. Cooperation:
It is the process of groups of
different people working together for
common and mutual benefit as
opposed to working in competition
looking for their own benefit.

4. How do they affect to intolerant
movements?
People who practise solidarity and
cooperation are also tolerants and
respectful with the others and it is
very important for activities like
exchanges as our Commenius
´´Conecting schools building
citizenship``.

5. All of us (students and teachers)
must show an open attitude to let to
work together in peace rather in
conflict. If we work together we will
go further and we will be happier
because we need other people. ´´If
you want to go fast, walk alone but if
you want to go far, walk together``.

6. How do they affect to intolerant
movements?(II)
The majority part of the people is
tolerant how we had explained
before, but there are some cases that
are not as coperative and tolerant as
the rest and they generate
xenophobic and racist movements.

7. How do they affect to intolerant
movements?(III)
These movemens are so injurious for
a society and we must work together
to erradicate them.

8. Types of intolerant movements
The most ´´familiar`` intolerant
conducts are : racism, islamophobia,
homophobia, xenophobia, nazism and
machismo. We must tell that we are
totally desagree with all of these
attitudes of discrimination.

9. Racism:
 It consists of different and related
ideologies centered around the
concept of race. It is a form of
dicrimination from the occidental
people to the African and South
American people who have got a
darker skin than them.

10. Racism(II)
 . This prejudice is too old and racist
people think that people are better if
you have got a fair skin and if you
have got ´´black skin`` you are
worse than them.

11. Racism(III)
 In History, racism was a driving force
behind conquest and the Transatlantic
slave trade and behind states based
on racial segregation like the
apartheid in South Africa.

12. Racism(IV)
 People with dark skin were verybad-
treated by pople with fair skin and
they had to do very hard works. They
were built and sold like things and
they had not got any right as
humans.

13. Racism(V)
 There are very racist people who
want to kill people with dark skin just
because it is dark but they are not
equilbrated people.

14. Racism(VI)
 Obviously, it was a very big mistake
because people are equal, it does not
matter the colour of our skin because
it is just a colour produced by a
substance called melanin.

15. Islamophobia:
Or anti- Muslim sentiment, is a
prejudice against the religion of Islam
and their followers, the Muslims.

16. Islamophobia(II)
It could be a type of racism of we
realize that most of the Muslims have
got darker skin than most of the
Catholics but the majority part of
islamophobics hate the Muslims
because of their religion.

17. Islamophobia(III)
This year the Islamophobia had
incremented because of the yihadists
but we must remember that thei are
not Muslims, they are terrorist and
Muslims are normal people, like
Catholics or Jews and they don´t
want to hurt or kill anybody.

18. Homophobia:
It encompasses a range of negative
attitudes and feelings towards
homosexualuaty or people identified
as being lesbian, gay, bisexual or
transgender.

19. Homophobia(II)
It is a hostile behavior such as
discrimination and violence on the
basis of sexual orientations that are
not hetero-sexual.

20. Homophobia(III)
Homphobic people think that the
homosexual people are sick and that
is why they love people of their same
sex or both sexs, they do not realize
that it is a sexual option as valid as
hetero-sexuality.

21. Homophobia(IV)
Love is love, it does not matter if it
is between a boy and a girl, two boys,
two girls...

22. Xenophobia:
It is the unreasoned fear of which is
perceived to be foreign or starnge. In
Spain we can distingue two types of
xenophobia.

23. Xenophobia(II)
- With the inmigrants: it might be another
type of racism because it is not with all the
inmigrants, it is only with people from Asia,
South America, Africa and little un-
developed countries in Europe. In our
school there are students from North
America or North Europe who are very
good adapted but there are discrminiation
to the Africans, Asians... It is a type of
discrimination just because they are
different but, diversity is a wealth and not a
problem and we must respect people. It
does not moatter where are they from.

24. Homofobia(III)
-With the gypsys: the majority
minority in our country, the gypsys
are from Spain but people
discriminate them because they have
got another culture and religion.

25. Nazism:
Is the ideology and practice of
discriminate the Jews (it usually
happended in Germany, during the
Secong Global War) nowadays it is
almost erradicated and Jews can live
in peace.

26. Nazism(II)
During the Second Global War the
must hide themselves to survive and
hide that they were Jews because if
the Hitler´s army realized of it they
will kill them. It was the worst conflict
in the history and the Jews had lived
a horror.

27. Machismo:
It is a type of discrimintation towards
women just because they are women.
Every year there are a lot of women
who die hurt by their couples becouse
of it and it is horrible.

28. Machismo(II)
Women and men are equal, women
are not the weak sex, they are
powerful and strong and they should
not tolerate any type of
discrimination or violence towards
them.

29. Conclusion:
We must respect everybody it does
not matter the colour of their skin,
their sexual option, their religion of
their sex.