Racial Literacy

One perspective or opinion on this issue would be those who agree with this issue and believe that being racially literate is necessary and beneficial. These citizens feel that this change will bring positive affects to the future as there reduction of racism and a increase in peace

The other perspective is that this issue is not prevalent and that society should continue to operate as it currently is. This would be more of a "right side" approach to the situation.

If more citizens were racially literate then there would most definitely be less racism and discrimination worldwide

This would also generate peace and prosperity among citizens globally.

Citizens would be educated on a variety of different beliefs and values

Doesn't discriminate other citizens based on the colour of their skin, backgrounds, beliefs, values etc.

Understanding and perceptive about why words and actions towards other individuals can be offending

Watch and generally invest time into other peoples culture and understanding their traditions. Overall one should not transgress forms of hate towards religions and ethnicity and should respect others choices and opinions.

Have it taught to students in schools or learning environments. This could consist of courses, clubs or special events

Have events that focus on uniting people of different colors and background more often such as the Carassauga Festival

Could be expressed through forms of entertainment and mainstream media such as movies, T.V, shows, songs, podcasts etc.

Citizens tend to make false assumptions about people of different backgrounds and origins.

Due to these assumptions many people can/will be racist towards people of different decent and ethnicity

Overall a stereotypical mindset is developed when one is not racially literate

Some parents or guardians tend to be racist or against people of different backgrounds, therefore possibly leading their children to follow in their foot steps

The place some citizens are raised could be remote and not connected with relations between people of different colour and background, therefore leading to a stereotypical mindset

Some citizens simply do not care about this issue and therefore do not take the time to learn about it

On the political spectrum the topic of racial literacy would most definitely be considered a "Left Side" placement

This would be considered a left side topic and this speaker would fit on the left side of the political spectrum because of the change it would bring and possible satisfaction it would bring citizens. Opposed from the right side, the left side is open to change and satisfactory needs for citizens.