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The document provides a worksheet for challenging prejudice that includes: 1) Definitions for various types of prejudice such as racism, sexism, heterosexism, and others. 2) A list of biases against certain groups and a request to rephrase them into more positive or appropriate terms. 3) The goal appears to be increasing awareness of different prejudices and promoting more inclusive language.
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Challenging Prejudice Worksheet

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CHALENGING PREJUDICE

WORKSHEET

Name: JORE, JESSAN Y.


Course: AS3 PGED
Course Code: BSED 120386P
Description: PEACE AND GLOBAL EDUCATION

1. What is Prejudice?

2. Give the definition of the following types of prejudice and research an article or news that relates to
following types of prejudice.

Types of Prejudice Related article or news


1. Racism “Modern racism, ambivalence, and the Modern
(write the definition here) Racism Scale” by McConahay, J. B. (1986)

2. Sexism “The Ambivalent Sexism Inventory:


(write the definition here) Differentiating hostile and benevolent sexism” by
Glick, P., & Fiske, S. T. (1996)

3. Heterosexism “Political Identities/Nationalism as Heterosexism”


(write the definition here) by Peterson, V Spike (2010)

4. Classism “The social psychology of class and classism” by


(write the definition here) Lott, B. (2012)
5. Linguicism “Linguicism” by Kangas, T.S. (2015)
(write the definition here)
6. Ageism “Ageism: A Foreword” by Butler, R.N (1980)
(write the definition here)
7. Looksism “Lookism: The New Frontier of Employment
(write the definition here) Discrimination?” by Warhurst, C., Van den Broek,
D., Hall, R., et. al.

8. Religious Intolerance “Religious intolerance and Euroscepticism” by


(write the definition here) Hobolt, S., Van der Brug, W., De Vreese, C., et. al.
3. Below is a list of biases towards certain group. In your own opinion, rephrase the biases into positive
ones or what are the appropriate terms to be used.

Group of People Biases against them Appropriate terms to be used


(Bobo (slow), loser, mangmang
Those who are unable to speak (ignorant), indio (stupid),
mahirap (poor), engot (stupid),
English. aktibista (activist), taga
probinsiya (from the province)
Those who are on the heavy Baboy (pig), pangit (ugly),
masiba (glutton), walang (no)
side love life
Boring, loner, jologs
(unfashionable), sipsip (apple
polisher), teacher’s pet, walang
Those who are too smart kaibigan (no friends), mapang−
mata (condescending), walang
(no) social life, weird
Bading (gay), lesbian, mayabang
(proud), maarte (stagy), slut,
social climber, bilib sa sarili
Those who are good looking (conceited), bobo (slow),
suplado (snob), kikay (flirt),
maldita (bitch)
Baduy (unfashionable),
uncivilized, jologs
Those who are from the rural (unfashionable), losyang
(unfash− ionable), katulong
areas/provinces (domestic help), tan− ga
(stupid), aswang (witchy),
ignorante (ignorant)
Maarte (stagy), feeling superior,
maya− man (rich), matapobre
Those who are fair – skinned (condescending), mayabang
(proud)
Pangit (ugly), poor, squatter,
masamang damo (black sheep),
Those who are dark skinned di mapagkakatiwalaan (cannot
be trusted), magnanakaw
(thief), construction worker
Matapobre (condescending),
may− abang (proud),
nagtatrabaho sa gobyerno
Those who are rich (works for the government),
madamot (miserly),
mapang−api (op− pressive),
maselan (picky), user, corrupt
Sutil (stubborn), iresponsable
(irre− sponsible), pasaway
(brat), walang alam (knows
Children/Youth nothing), mapusok (bold),
rebellious, bastos (rude),
destructive, egocentric
(boastful), superior, bolero
(phony) ba− baero (womanizer),
sugarol (gambler), manyak
Men (maniac), basagulero (war−
freak), batugan (lazy), agresibo
(aggres− sive), egoistic, power
tripper
Emotional, fickle−minded,
mahina (weak), bungangera
(nagger), tsismo− sa (chatty),
Women flirt, sa bahay lang dapat (house
bound), mababaw (superficial)
vain, materialistic, iyakin (cry
baby), maarte (stagy)

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