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Students learned about Power Resisters throughout fourth grade. Power Resisters are activists who are trying to make the world a better place by standing up for what they believe in.
Students learned about Power Resisters throughout fourth grade. Power Resisters are activists who are trying to make the world a better place by standing up for what they believe in.
We learned about the BLM movement as part of our study of Power Resistors. Scroll down to see some of the resources students looked at as well as some of the Hi-Top Hedgehogs' thinking and reflections.
We learned about the BLM movement as part of our study of Power Resistors. Scroll down to see some of the resources students looked at as well as some of the Hi-Top Hedgehogs' thinking and reflections.
Learning About Systemic Racism
Learning About Systemic Racism
Miles
It is everywhere. It is built into the US economy, in the laws. Everything is racist in a way.
Annabella
Now I know more about systemic racism. It’s really unfair that people get treated differently than other people and after what I heard today I feel mad.
Oden
It feels so wrong. The system should have not be made against Black people and that they are not to blame.
Ayumi
Systemic racism means to me that the world is unfair to Black people and people of color on purpose.
Emi
Systemic racism means that we need to change our ways, and stand up for human rights.
Wren
Systemic racism that the laws, economy, prisons, and other stuff have racism.
Allison
White people have more power than everyone and Black people aren’t treated fairly based on our laws.
Fehlen
Systemic racism means that people are automatically treated unfairly because of the color of their skin.
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