Racism timeline

By Shloak

How it all started?

Shloak was the lone member of the Racism group until Ashna, Rahul and Affan joined him. They all worked as one. As they started to get into their action something happened to the group.

A new member
Yash Kothari joined our school and came to the topic racism. He is a great contributor towards our work. As time went by the captaincy of the group kept changing at first it was Shloak then Rahul now it is Yash.

Piles of work
Sir and Maam had started to give us a lot of work for our exhibition files. But it was all useful because using those material we had to set our board up in a certain way.

Racism
IT work

What is Racism?
Racism is the comparison of two different races. A race is a set of people who follow the same traditions and beliefs. For example Hindus. They follow Hindu traditions and are from the same religion so they are one race.

Black and White have to unite

Only when we work together, can we make this world a better place.

Animations

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Poem
Racism, Tearing us all apart, Bringing us down for who we really are Making us ashamed of our natural colors, We are who we are, And we will not change, For we should be proud because we are ourselves, Why should we change simply because others dont like us? Its our turn to make a change! Our view is all that matters , Its our turn to change the world, Lets make a difference, And put an end to racism once and for all! -Ashna Reddy

Survey Questions
Do you think people are fighting for nothing and going nowhere? Are equality and freedom the only ways to stop racism? Do you think racism is only black and white? Do you think that racism affects the war between India and Pakistan? Do you think racists fight for superiority? Do you think that influence spreads racism? Would we achieve peace if there was no racism?

Analysis

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Do you think being unique is a good thing?

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