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Dive into the historical background of racism in America. Students can be assigned different time periods to research and present on, highlighting key events, figures, and legislation that have shaped racial dynamics.

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Select key literary works that address the theme of racism in America. Divide students into small groups, assigning each a different book. After reading, groups will share their reflections and insights on the theme's portrayal in their selected work.

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Watch a film that deals with the topic of racism in America. After viewing, hold a class discussion or debate on the portrayal of racism in the film, its impact on society, and any personal reflections.

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Create role-play activities where students must act out scenarios related to racism, allowing them to empathize with individuals from different racial backgrounds. Discuss the feelings and lessons learned from the experience.

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Invite speakers from different backgrounds to share their experiences and thoughts on racism in America. Facilitate a panel discussion, allowing students to ask questions and engage in dialogue.

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Organize a debate on different interpretations of key historical events related to racism in America. Encourage critical thinking and understanding of how history is represented from varying perspectives.

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Encourage students to express their thoughts and feelings on racism in America through creative writing. They can write essays, poems, or short stories, which can later be shared in class.

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Compare and contrast the civil rights movements in America with those in other countries. Students can research and present their findings, highlighting similarities, differences, and impacts.

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Keep students engaged with current affairs by discussing recent news articles or reports related to racism in America. Foster a safe space for open discussion and expression of views.

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Utilize art to explore the topic of racism. Students can create artworks, posters, or digital media that conveys their understanding and feelings towards racism in America.