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Millie Bobby Brown: Go Blue on World Children’s Day | UNICEF

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Task - Find a True News Story and Create a Fake News Story. Tell both stories to another Group. Can they guess which one is True and which one is Fake?

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This BBC Ethical Guide offers a good overview of the ethics of lying.

This New York Times article discusses cases where doctors feel they need to lie or withhold information from their parents, even if only temporarily.

This post by Philosophy Now is a high-level analysis of paternalism -- the idea of intervening in another's choices for that person's benefit -- as it relates to the law.

Another Ted-Ed video in this Ethical Dilemmas series explores a classic ethical dilemma in which your spouse is arrested for murder. Strong evidence suggests their guilt, but they protest their innocence. As your spouse, should you believe them?

The following cases were provided to students taking part in the National High School Ethics Bowl program, produced by the Parr Center for Ethics at UNC-Chapel Hill. The cases explore various real-world scenarios and their moral and ethical implications, adding some questions for reflection. You might want to read these and discuss them with your friends, peers or classmates.

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Ethical dilemma: Would you lie? - Sarah Stroud

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Your plan to set up your friend Carey with your acquaintance Emerson is finally coming together. You've made them a dinner reservation, but suddenly realize that there's a problem: Carey is always late. You really want this relationship to work- what if you told Carey dinner was at 6 instead of 6:30, so they arrived on time?

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Vegan food industry takes the UK by storm | Money Talks

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Read the text and answer the following questions:
- Why is being vegan/vegetarian  a sign of privilege in certain countries, and a sign of poverty in others?
- How do organizations try to support healthy diets in poor countries?
- What does it mean to 'stigmatize someone' for their diet?

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According to a 2014 census conducted in India, roughly 28% of its population over the age of 15 are vegetarian. This number drops slightly for the percentage of vegan people. In a country of over 1.3 billion, about 7% of which live below the poverty line, this number is relatively high. However, this may be due to the tradition of vegetarianism, and food being a status marker for the upper caste class. In India, as in much of the Western world, there is a growing stigma regarding eating meat. In reality, not everyone has the same access to vegetarian options. Additionally, there is no guarantee that going vegan provides more sustainable options. As the wealthy are increasingly eating less meat, problems with promoting global veganism have emerged.

Contradictions and Misconceptions

There are undoubtedly benefits to adopting vegan and vegetarian lifestyles. However, there are also alternative methods of living sustainably that may work better in impoverished areas. For example, animals that locals raise for their own consumption generate much less waste than animal products that undergo mass production.

The economic stability of a family or of an individual also factors into their ability to go plant-based. The New York Post has reported that plant milk, such as almond or oat milk, is almost double the price of cow's milk. In 2019, prices averaged $4.29 per half-gallon of soy or almond milk compared to $2.17 per half-gallon of dairy milk. This kind of expense is often unsustainable for families who are economically unstable and exemplifies an unnecessarily high cost. With the priority of getting enough protein to sustain their lifestyles, a cheaper, readily available animal source may be the better option. The problem with promoting global veganism is that the wealthy are free to assume that their ability to eat no meat transfers to the rest of the world.

The Individual Situation

The EAT-Lancet Commission recently recommended a "universal diet for the health of humans and the planet." This diet avoids processed foods and animal products and promotes whole foods and plants. However, it does not acknowledge that over a billion people globally cannot afford this diet. Only the top 25% of India's and South Asia's populations could afford to follow a diet of this kind. Promoting global veganism in this manner reveals a discrepancy in the economic and social ability of different classes and cultures to adopt a vegan lifestyle.

It is undoubtedly important to search for ways to live more sustainably and limit the consumption of mass-produced animal products. However, assuming that everyone has the same option to do so is unfortunately incorrect. Ultimately, as Feminism In India stated that "it is important for each one of us to look at ourselves and our own consumption habits, and work on them according to the resources available to us."

Organizations at Work

An organization addressing this issue is A Well-Fed World. This nonprofit provides information on organizations seeking to end global hunger through plant-based alternatives to meat. Its Plants-4-Hunger program also provides support for hunger-based relief projects, specifically those helping children.

In Ethiopia, The International Fund For Africa (IFA) supplies vulnerable students with plant-based school meals and teaches children to grow their own food. ProVeg International has similar programs, supporting children at school by giving them plant-based lunches and encouraging local farmers by purchasing their produce. These organizations help spread awareness about a plant-based lifestyle and make this diet available and possible for the world's poor.

A Better Way

Vegetarianism and veganism are both valid options for sustainability. However, one must be mindful that promoting global veganism does not stigmatize those who cannot afford these lifestyles. Instead, some alternative methods of sustainable living, such as locally-produced meat diets, are currently better options for the impoverished. In the meantime, there are organizations working to make plant-based options more available to the world's poor.

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The Problem with Promoting Global Veganism - The Borgen Project

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According to a 2014 census conducted in India, roughly 28% of its population over the age of 15 are vegetarian. This number drops slightly for the percentage of vegan people. In a country of over 1.3 billion, about 7% of which live below the poverty line, this number is relatively high.

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White Veganism and its impact on indigenous communities

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Read the text and answer these questions:
- What does the author say is the problem with many vegan food trends?
- What role do seals play in Inuit communities?
- What does the term 'BIPOC culture' mean?

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Impact of White Veganism on Indigenous Farmers

Around the world, Indigenous farms and farmers are now being exploited for foods that they originally produced and consumed in moderation, in accordance with their sacred connections with their lands. Plants including chickpeas, quinoa, avocado, cashews, and coconuts are suddenly being grown at massive amounts to fulfill the demands of corporate supermarkets offering items like hummus, cashew butter, and coconut milk to modern-day northern hemisphere consumers. This has a negative impact on the pricing of these plants, as well as the wellbeing of the farmers and residents of the area, as well as the land itself.

Hunting Bans

Some vegans are frequently insensitive to Indigenous traditions and history in their activism, unwittingly reproducing their own role in the oppression of Indigenous people.

Animal rights groups have been fighting to shut down the sealskin trade since the 1960s. In 1983, the European Union banned sealskin products made from white coat harp seal pups, which had immense impacts on the Inuit. Although the European Union exempted Inuit communities from the ban, this has been ineffective and not had an immense positive impact on the Inuit. The market for sealskin evaporated, leading to lower income for Inuit seal hunters.

Seals are crucial to the Inuit economy and way of life. Inuit seal hunters never hunted the baby whitecoat harp seal pups targeted by these anti-sealing campaigns; they hunted adult seals. In the Inuit communities, food is expensive. The Inuit eat seal meat, which is lean with less than two percent fat, offering a free, local, and inexpensive food source to them, which offers much better nutrition than what the stores offer.

Inuit also use the seal fur to stay warm. Inuit have few economic options and the income from seal hunting supports their lifestyle. Commercial sealing has been a part of their livelihood, as they sell the pelts for money to purchase gas and other hunting supplies, allowing them to go out and hunt for their community.

There are many vegans who are doing their part in helping the world and the environment without harming Indigenous communities and who respect other cultures - veganism is an integral part of many BIPOC cultures. However, this does not mean that traditional Indigenous practices that are inherently sustainable should be banned in the name of veganism, as these practices are integral for certain communities and can have harmful impacts.

References
https://julianayaz.medium.com/the-problem-with-white-veganism-f86c0341e2a2 https://atmos.earth/veganism-history-instagram-culture/ https://www.terraincognitamedia.com/features/vegan-activism-and-anti-indigenity-violating-indigenous-food-sovereignty2019 https://nunatsiaq.com/stories/article/inuit-exemption-to-european-unions-seal-product-ban-is-ineffective-report/ https://www.cbc.ca/cbcdocspov/episodes/angry-inuk https://www.theguardian.com/inequality/2017/nov/01/animal-rights-activists-inuit-clash-canada-indigenous-food-traditions

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White Veganism and Its Impact on Indigenous Communities - The Indigenous Foundation

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Impact of White Veganism on Indigenous Farmers Around the world, Indigenous farms and farmers are now being exploited for foods that they originally produced and consumed in moderation , in accordance with their sacred connections with their lands.

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- Imagine you're opening a restaurant. In teams, write a menu (starters, main courses, desserts and drinks) that you think is as sustainable as possible (and delicious!). Compare your menus with the other teams and discuss which one you think is the best.

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Benjamin Zephaniah - My top tips for Veganuary ✨

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How much time do you spend on youtube?, What channels are your favourites? What kind of videos do they make?, What kind of channels do you never watch?.

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Imagine you are a famous creator and you want to inform your subscribers about Global Issues, Diversity & Inclusion in an entertaining way.

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Gender should be the least remarkable thing about someone, but transgender people are still too often misunderstood. To help those who are scared to ask questions or nervous about saying the wrong thing, Jackson Bird shares a few ways to think about trans issues.

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What do you know about these disabilities?
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- Compare your impressions and together, identify the main message of the video.
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Share a time you went our of your way to make someone feel included..., In what ways can we support people with physical disabilities?, What early messages did you receive (as a young child) about your identity?, How do you respond to jokes that are demeaning or derogatory? (to yourself or to others), What are some effective ways to address bias ((prejudice)) in ourselves and others?, How do people learn bias ((prejudice)) and stereotypes?, Describe an instance when someone went out of their way to make you feel included..., Describe a time you witnessed bias or discrimination..., Share an example or prejudice or discrimination based on age..., How do your thoughts about diversity differ from your parents?, Describe an important aspect of your identity..., What would make your community feel more inclusive?, What's our biggest challenge when it comes to achieving social equality for all?, Where do you see prejudice?, When did you first become aware of racial or ethnic differences?, How do gender norms impact people's opportunities?, What are the benefits of diversity?, When did you first learn about bias or hate in the world?, How could you personally combat prejudice and discrimination?, Recount a time you felt like an outsider..., Describe the messages you received about race when you were growing up..., Describe a time you felt lonely in a big group of people..., Why do you think people tend to seek friends who are similar to them?, In what way is your world diverse?, Share a situation when you were in the minority?, What gender roles did you learn about when growing up?, A time you shared an unpopular idea....

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Have you ever talked with a friend about a problem, only to realize that he just doesn’t seem to grasp why the issue is so important to you? Have you ever presented an idea to a group, and it’s met with utter confusion? What’s going on here? Katherine Hampsten describes why miscommunication occurs so frequently, and how we can minimize frustration while expressing ourselves better. [Directed by Andrew Foerster, narrated by Addison Anderson].

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When a Text Conversation Goes Very Wrong - Key & Peele

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A breaking news lesson about the recent incident at the Oscars, with a news report about actor Will Smith hitting comedian Chris Rock and an article giving the opinions of four members of the public on the scandal. Students will learn related vocabulary, practise reading and listening skills and reinforce their new vocabulary with conversation practice.
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A breaking news lesson about the recent incident at the Oscars, with a news report about actor Will Smith hitting comedian Chris Rock and an article giving the opinions of four members of the public on the scandal. Students will learn related vocabulary, practise reading and listening skills and reinforce their new vocabulary with conversation practice.

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- Read the article and its comments (including their grammatical errors). Which comments do you agree with and which ones do you disagree with? Explain why.
https://www.debatingeurope.eu/2019/10/10/are-climate-protesters-going-too-far/#.Ypnk83bMIdU

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This week, climate activists are once again blockading major capital cities to call for immediate action against climate change. Their aim is clear: cause as much non-violent disruption as possible. Their means: blocking traffic at rush hour, organising 'die-ins' and attempting to get as many people arrested as possible. More extreme acts of civil disobedience are also occurring around Europe: in Zurich activists coloured the Limmat River acid green and in London demonstrators glued themselves to government buildings. With the disruption organised to continue for fourteen days, how far should these protests be allowed to go?

Activists involved in the movement say that direct action is the only option. Years of demonstrations and online petitions have done nothing to convince policy makers about the urgency of climate catastrophe. The main organisers of the campaign, Extinction Rebellion, are eager to capitalise on the sudden salience of climate change as an issue. From their perspective, no amount of disruption is too much.

However, there are many who argue that the climate protesters have gone too far and should be stopped. Boris Johnson dismissed activists as ' uncooperative crusties'. Opponents argue that the protests are causing damage to the economy and could potentially disrupt access to emergency care. The UK Metropolitan Police have also warned that the protests take resources away from other areas of policing.

Are climate protesters going too far? Is it acceptable to shut down capital cities in aid of the climate? Or can conventional political means be used to achieve the same goal? Let us know your thoughts and comments in the form below and we'll take them to policymakers and experts for their reactions!

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1) The capital of Ireland is? 2) The population in Ireland is _______ (between 1 and 10 million) 3) What musical instrument is the symbol of Ireland? (begins with H) 4) When is Saint Patrick's Day? 5) Is Ireland in the EU? 6) Is Ireland a republic? 7) St. Patrick brought ________ to Ireland? 8) What is a shamrock? 9) What is a leprechaun? 10) What is the official language in Ireland? 11) Éire is what country in Irish? 12) What colour do people wear on St. Patrick's Day? 13) A parade is? 14) Is it true that Halloween started in Ireland? 15) Name an Irish celebrity. 16) Who is Oscar Wilde? 17) What food do Irish people love to eat? 18) Is Dublin the biggest county/city by area? 19) What is a pub? 20) What currency does Ireland use? 21) What colour is the Irish flag? 22) Why is St. Patrick's Day celebrated all around the world? 23) Which famous Irish brand created the World Records Book? 24) Where do Leprechauns hide their pot of gold? 25) How many times did Ireland win the Eurovision song contest? 26) Which song by Ed Sheeran mentions an Irish city? 27) Which famous ship was built in Belfast? 28) Where was St. Patrick from? 29) Did Ireland have any female presidents? 30) Ireland used to be ruled by _______. 31) Did Ireland gain independence in the past 100 years? 32) An Irish stereotype is that _______________________________. 33) What does the shamrock symbolize? 34) Is it true that more people live outside Ireland than in Ireland? 35) What part of Ireland isn't in the Republic of Ireland? 36) What is the weather like in Ireland? 37) Name another city in Ireland other than Dublin 38) Name an Irish business. 39) Name one of Ireland's traditional sports. 40) ´The Troubles´ was between __________ and Ireland. 41) Penneys is what clothing brand in Ireland? 42) Name a popular tourist attraction in Ireland. 43) The Irish flag symbolizes ________. 44) The green in the Irish flag represents? 45) The white in the Irish flag represents? 46) Name an Irish show. 47) Name an Irish tradition. 48) Name 5 differences between Ireland and Northern Ireland. 49) Is Dublin the biggest city in Ireland by population? 50) Why did Ireland and Northern Ireland not get along? 51) What is a famine?

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What would you like to ask an Irish person about Ireland?

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What would you like to ask an Irish person about Ireland?