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English Conversation Questions on Arguing About Race and discrimination
- What is your understanding of the term “race” and how it is used in discussions about discrimination?
- In what ways do you think race and discrimination are interconnected?
- Do you believe that racism is a problem in society today? Why or why not?
- How do you think the history of colonialism and slavery has affected contemporary issues of race and discrimination?
- What are some examples of institutional racism that you have witnessed or experienced?
- Do you think that reverse racism, or discrimination against white people, is a significant issue? Why or why not?
- In what ways do you think privilege, or lack thereof, plays a role in discussions about race and discrimination?
- How do you think the media represents issues of race and discrimination? Is this portrayal accurately or do you think there are biases present?
- Do you think that education is an effective means of addressing and combating racism and discrimination? Why or why not?
- What are some ways that individuals can actively work towards promoting racial equality and combating discrimination?
- Do you think that the government has a role to play in addressing and combating racism and discrimination? If so, what measures do you think should be taken?
- Do you think that discussing controversial topics like race and discrimination can be productive or do you think it often leads to more conflict? Why?
- How do you think people’s personal experiences and backgrounds influence their views on race and discrimination?
- Do you think that language and terminology play a role in discussions about race and discrimination? If so, how?
- What are some ways that people can have constructive and respectful discussions about race and discrimination, even when there are differences in opinions or perspectives?
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