(67/100) Racial Justice Interviews: A New Perspective

Listening Questions

Answer all questions based on the audio content

What common theme do the interviews revolve around?

Historical literature on race

Personal experiences with systemic racism

Economic impacts of racial injustice

Political affiliations and their influence

Which of the following was mentioned as a subtle form of racism?

Direct discrimination in workplaces

Racial profiling by police

Compliments about one's English speaking skills

Exclusion from community events

What reform do educators suggest is necessary?

Increasing funding for schools

Revising educational curricula about race and history

Implementing standardized testing

Decreasing the number of students in classrooms

What approach to activism was discussed in the interviews?

Only peaceful protests are effective

Radical methods are unnecessary

A combination of peaceful and aggressive strategies

All activism should be funneled through social media

What is considered essential in the fight against racism according to the interviews?

An increase in governmental policies

Dismantling systems that uphold inequality

A focus solely on economic solutions

Focus on individual experiences rather than collective action

What did the activist imply about peaceful protests?

They are always sufficient for change.

They sometimes fail to engage the public.

They are the only acceptable form of activism.

They require government approval to be effective.

Which aspect of racial justice is emphasized in the interviews?

The isolation of marginalized groups

Exclusive dialogues within communities

The need for collective action and allyship

Political campaigns as the only avenue for change

What is the primary goal discussed in the interviews?

To analyze past racial injustices

To secure political positions for minority groups

To foster dialogue and understanding among different communities

To create economic stability for marginalized communities

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