Comment from Desalegn
projectIngra: the point of the is not to END racism. It is think of ideas think of ideas about how to aware ploepe about racism.I really like the t-shirt and wristband ideas Though I like the idea of the all equality day, you can bet most kids wouldn't take part in it.But you have some wonderful ideas going. Do you actually have to act on these ideas?
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teenagerWhat else can a do about racism?I am citaerng an outline of what I (as a high school student) can do to help end racism So far I have:1.Promote awareness of racism with slogans and other visual displaysa.Use t-shirtsi.Hold a school-wide contest for the best t-shirt design using the slogan, “We are not all the same, but we are all equal”ii.Winner will get 3 free t-shirts with their design on itiii.Ask the school board permission to sell the t-shirts in schooliv.If permission is granted, sell t-shirts before school and during lunch in the cafeteriav.Donate all profits to the Anti-Racist Action Network, an organization that opposes racismb.Use posters to represent what I believe ini.Create posters using the same design used on the t-shirtsii.Ask principal for permission to hang the posters around the schooliii.If permission is granted, hang posters around school in places that are seen frequently (on front door, above main doorways)c.Use wristbandsi.Design black and white wristbands on an online site like wristbandconnection.com/ii.Bands will read “We are all equal” on one side and “Though we are not the same” on the otheriii.Order wristbands and ask permission to sell along with t-shirts2.Organize school-wide events that will gather people together and promote awarenessa.Hold an awareness party after schooli.People will be asked to make donations for Anti-Racist Action Networkii.Trivia will be played with questions regarding racism1.Example: What percent of a total 7,649 hate crimes committed in the U.S. in 2004 were racially motivated? (Answer: 52.9%)2.Example: What single group of people over the age of 12 is the most victimized group in the U.S.? (Answer: African Americansb.On March 21 (International Day for the Elimination of Racism) broadcast to the school announcements a brief infomerciali.Educate people about the reasoning behind March 21 being the date (In 1960 in South Africa, police opened fire at a peaceful demonstration of opposition)ii.Encourage students to take a part in anti-racism organizations and to spread the word among friendsc.Schedule an “all equality” day where everyone is told to dress in the same color clothingi.Point out the dullness of the hallwaysii.Ask students to describe how they might feel if they were alienated because they were wearing a different colorAny other ideas, please share! Thanks!
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