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All of these words are heavy topics. My students would most likely respond the way I did in feeling overwhelmed, so the best thing I can do for them is to help them slowly unpack each word and show them how everything is connected

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This may be a new way of viewing violence for many and taking time to shift mindsets into what violence could be would be my first step. All of these words are so ingrained in society that many do not think about them often. I saw a quote that said things on this diagram like white supremacy and racism are not the shark, they are the water in this country.

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I want to learn more about all of these

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Students might have a lot of questions, and these are big issues.  It could be confusing and overwhelming to talk about them for both the teacher and students, but that's the reason we need to have these conversations!

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These words mean conflict, and entitlement to me. Students may respond negatively to this image  

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These words mean conflict, and entitlement to me. Students may respond negatively to this image  

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These topics are all things that take a lot of explaining and open up a lot of difficult conversations. Students might have to learn about them before being able to respond to them. Hearing these words might be confusing and overwhelming at first. It might take time for students to be able to open up about these topics. 

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These topics are all things that take a lot of explaining and open up a lot of difficult conversations. Students might have to learn about them before being able to respond to them. Hearing these words might be confusing and overwhelming at first. It might take time for students to be able to open up about these topics. 

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I think its great that the teacher allowed the students to write down topics that are hard for them to talk about anoumously. It creates a safe environment for students to share their thoughts. 

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I think its great that the teacher allowed the students to write down topics that are hard for them to talk about anoumously. It creates a safe environment for students to share their thoughts. 

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These words mean things I've experienced growing up. I want to learn more about them and I'm sure many of my students at one point or another have felt marginalized by these words.

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All of these things that benefit WASP males stem from violence. Wow. These terms that we see as so distinct and separate actually overlap.

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These words represent things that have become so embedded in our society that I never noticed / questioned them. Looking at these words centering around the word violence makes me feel uncomfortable. I think many students may look at this and feel confused and also uncomfortable. I would want to help them recognize those feelings and explore them.

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I think my students would be unfamiliar with most of these words and would need space to understand and discuss

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POC students may not have a bad reaction to this but I could see white students having an issue with this.