This is a SOW of 7-9 lessons incorporating the book ideas from The Colours We Share by Angelica Dass and RE Services Today. The ideas of how to make this work are all mine and include a creative set of lessons at the end with painting for skin tones and display of diversity. There’s scope to play with this and make it work for your own classes/cohort. Also included are references to Black History Month. This is a SOW challenging racism and discrimination and promoting equality and tolerance. Year 9 have really enjoyed it! Any video clips from YouTube are free for all to access in public.
Lessons are:
- Who is Angelica Dass?
- Racism in the UK?
- “Saluting our Sisters” - Black History Month speeches
- Anti-racism and religion
- Two statues in Bristol
- How can I express my own visions for equality?
- Final art piece for display
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