Children should be taught to be less judgmental based on accidentals. Children grow up learning from their parents that it's all right to judge a person based on skin color, religion, and culture. Children need to stop following their parents' ways of thinking and branch out on their own and make their own decisions. As a parent, one needs to show a child that having physical experiences with a person is the correct way to make a judgment about that person. .
Not only should parents show children to be more open minded but teachers as well should show children to be more open minded. Assistant Professor Thayer-Bacon states, "If a person has no realization that there is more than one point of view, and what her point of view is, then she will not be aware that she can be wrong, or that she can misunderstand a problem" (4) I believe that Thayer-Bacon is correct with this statement because parents need to teach their children that there is more than one point of view and children shouldn't judge a person based on how they look or the color of their skin. A parent needs to show a child the correct way to make a judgment about a person is to physically interact with that person and find out reliable information from that person. One cannot grow up learning that there is only one point of view. We as people are not different. .
People's skin color, religion, and culture are different but as real humans beings we are not different. Children need to grow up learning that people are all human and people may praise a different god or indulge in a different culture, but as people we are all here for the same reason, to be successful in life. Parents need to teach their children that everyone on this planet was born for the same reason, to grow up, learn and improve their abilities, and live a successful and enjoyable life. Teachers also play a very important role in making children more open minded.
The town also has one of the highest asthma rates in children. ... Why do children have to suffer through such turmoil? ... Immigrant children also work harder towards their education and therefore excel in school. ... Racism is a plague that we live with everyday. ... The bad thing about this is that it affects our children more than anything else. ...
There are four main types of racism; spatial economics, institutional, internalized, and individual racism. ... The educational system in the US denies equal access and opportunity to children and adults of color, especially those who are poor. ... Racism is throughout all areas of employment. ... Racism is by all means all over, school, public, even employment. ... No, if racism didn't exist back before our population now, would not know any thing of it. ...
There are four main types of racism; spatial economics, institutional, internalized, and individual racism. ... The educational system in the US denies equal access and opportunity to children and adults of color, especially those who are poor. ... Racism is throughout all areas of employment. ... Racism is by all means all over, school, public, even employment. ... No, if racism didn't exist back before our population now, would not know any thing of it. ...
One of the reasons that racism is still very common today is from adults teaching racism to children. During that time, even teachers had separated black children from white children in the classrooms. The white children would grow up feeling a sense of inferiority towards blacks. The white man's opinion of blacks would be taught to his children and the cycle would go on. ... The Klu Klux Klan is a primary example of racism today. ...
Racism is very deep. ... Parents teach their children to hate people of another race. ... Are these parents right for teaching their children to hate? ... Children should be able to make their own decisions about whether they want to like or dislike people of other races. ... Some parents go as far as threatening to disown or kill their children if they see them with a person of black color. ...
Racism is very deep. ... Parents teach their children to hate people of another race. ... Are these parents right for teaching their children to hate? ... Children should be able to make their own decisions about whether they want to like or dislike people of other races. ... Some parents go as far as threatening to disown or kill their children if they see them with a person of black color. ...
Racism bloats and disfigures the face of the culture that practices it. ... There are thus cultures with racism and cultures without racism". ... His poetry was based on racism and how it affected him personally. ... Children are growing up to know nothing except for killing, selling drugs, fighting, cursing, and all of the other negative things that go on in "the hood". ... The only solution to this problem is the increased role of the government in the financial support of the less fortunate children and the under funded schools they attend. ...
One who believes in racism is racist. ... Racism is a belief. ... An example of institutional discrimination is a state legislature preventing black children from attending a predominantly white school. ... Racism can go only two ways. ... As human, we should have the innocence of little children, to look passed differences, we could as human challenge other social, physical, economical, or societal problems we have. ...
Racism has a predominate affect in our communities. ... In addition, racism is also a factor in our schools. ... On the way back to the school my teacher told the children to thank my grandmother for a good time. ... The next day in school the children started saying that I was a nigger hater. ... Racism has also caused problems in the workplace. ...
I believe one of the main causes of racism comes from insecurity with oneself. ... Children can be very cruel to their classmates, and this helps to boost their own self esteem. ... And a man may also receive racism because of his body structure. Two types of racism and sexism exist in the United States. ... I think that you should start early, by doing this you will teach the younger children what it really means to be discriminated against. ...
