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Responding to Online Hate Speech (8th Grade)
Responding to Online Hate Speech (8th Grade)
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1
Your friend loves the NBA, but he refuses to watch the WNBA because "female players aren't as good." This is _____.
racism
Islamophobia
homophobia
sexism
2
If a comment is posted anonymously, it can't be considered hate speech or cyberbullying.
False
True
3
Imagine you see online hate speech or cyberbullying toward someone you know. How you could be an upstander?
Tell your friend that it is not a big deal.
Raise awareness about the issue at school or in your community.
Stay out of it since you are not directly involved.
Ignore it.
4
Your uncle says that getting a massage from a man is "gay." This could be an example of _____.
sexism
Islamophobia
homophobia
racism
5
Which scenario is an example of hate speech?
Calling someone else's comment stupid on a social media site.
Saying that everyone should believe in god in their social media status.
Commenting on a news story that racist people are the cause of problems.
Describing all members of a particular religion as bad or evil.
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You discover that your friend "liked" a racist meme. What
should
you do?
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Explain to your friend how the meme was racist.
Do nothing.
Confront your friend about the meme.
Stop being friends with them.
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Hate speech? "It's gross how the foreign students always bring smelly lunches to school. They should be put in cages."
No. It was mean, but not serious enough to be considered hate speech.
Yes. The comment was demeaning toward an entire group of people.
No. It was only one comment that was meant to be funny.
