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Unveiling the Roots of Prejudice: A Call for Building an Inclusive Society

Explore the origins and impacts of prejudice, reflecting on the global scenario. Pitts Jr. questions societal labeling and advocates for a better future where every child can achieve their full potential. How can we address bias from an early age?

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Unveiling the Roots of Prejudice: A Call for Building an Inclusive Society

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  1. Where Prejudice Begins Loren Hill-McVein

  2. Leonard Pitts Jr.

  3. What is happening in the world today?

  4. 18% vs. 42%

  5. Ask yourself Why?

  6. What is the impact of being identified as “bad”?

  7. Excuses? There are none.

  8. “How can we fix this, build a society in which every one of our children is encouraged to stretch for the outermost limits of his or her potential?

  9. Works Cited "Google Image Result for." Google Image Result for. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Apr. 2014. Pitts, Leonard, Jr. “Racial Bias Begins in Preschool.” The Miami Herald. The Miami Herald, 25 Mar. 2014. Web. 16 Apr. 2014.

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