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3. Types of Racism Direct racism – where a person is treated unfairly on the basis of their ethnic origin.

4. The Irish Draft Riots Irish-led mobs attack blacks in New York City, July 1863

5. Indirect racism – when a person or group is treated unfairly, but the discrimination is not as obvious © rmhermen Este es un autobús de la línea que utilizaba Rosa Parks. Actualmente se encuentra en el museo Henrry Ford

7. Anti-busing Riots of the 1970s Continue Black-Irish Hostilities

8. Islamophobia – discrimination against Islam or Muslims, gained publicity since 9/11

10. The African American Culture (Slavery) African Americans were taken from their homeland and brought to America as slaves. Slaves were stripped from their native lands but held on to their individual cultures, languages and customs. Naturally, the white slaveholders did not want the slave to embrace their cultures, languages and customs so, the slaves developed other means to communicate and celebrate their culture. One such way was to tell stories and the singing of songs

11. The U.S. became one vast plantation mansion built on the wealth produced by the slaves in “the quarters.”

17. Racism in Sports Footbal l Formula 1

20. What Is Political Correctness? Political correctness is a term which originally referred to efforts to redress, primarily in the use of language, real or perceived discrimination on the basis of race, gender, or other criteria. Examples Of Things That Are Politically Incorrect

22. How is Political Correctness making the World more Racist? Blackboard Chalkboard Cripple Disabled Gingerbread man Gingerbread person Political correctness is part of the social decline that generation by generation makes public behaviour less restrained and less rational.

26. White Asian Black

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