Xenophobia & Public Health
These lesson plans look at the histories of racial scapegoating during epidemics, in connection with
anti-Asian racism in the COVID-19 pandemic. |
These lesson plans look at the histories of racial scapegoating during epidemics, in connection with
anti-Asian racism in the COVID-19 pandemic. |
This lesson plan covers the creation of government policies based on racial scapegoating during pandemics, specifically in the San Francisco Chinatown smallpox pandemics. Students will connect how xenophobia and racism continue in the COVID-19 pandemic. Activities include mapping stereotypes, text evaluation, and political cartoon analysis.
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This lesson plan covers how our government has created policies based on anti-semitism and racial scapegoating during pandemics, specifically during the typhus and cholera epidemics in 19th century New York. Students will connect how xenophobia and racism continue in the COVID-19 pandemic. Activities include text evaluation and letter writing.
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This educational resource created in collaboration with Time for Kids explores the connections between racial scapegoating and national health crises. The worksheet serves a companion to Time for Kids' child-friendly article, "Calling for Change," which covers activists' responses to rises in anti-Asian racism in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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This facilitation guide utilizes restorative justice dialogue circles to reflect on and discuss the causes of anti-Asian racism, which has sharply increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. This resource uses restorative justice principles to foster empathy among students and other community members during difficult times.
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