I am not black, you are not white... by fran clarke https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q After watching the video discuss it in reference to the novel Deadly Unna?. How does it relate to the idea of preconceived ideas that society has to colour of one's skin? You need to write a well developed paragraph using TEEL, make sure you have capitals and punctuation in your correct sentences. Read it out aloud to yourself before posting. en-us 2022-02-28 21:11:00 UTC 2022-03-01 04:15:39 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070750338 Soon as people are born in modern society everyone is given a label. These labels create the sense of discrimination and the prejudice in this world. There would be a lot less problems if labels weren't given out. It is the way everyone has grown up to give people labels, especially those that are different than ourselves. And in the book Deadly Unna and a world like this it takes the death of a close friend to realise the racism around us. ]]> 2022-03-01 04:04:21 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070750338 not scotts https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070751329 I am not black, you are not white.. this is a powerful message from a video which relates to Deadly Unna. The novel Deadly Unna is focused around the main character Blacky and how he deals with the racism in his town. The video  talks about how, as soon as we are born people give us labels such as our birth place and colour. In the video, Prince tells us that racism starts when people give us labels according to our skin colour and many other things. The same happens in the novel where the people were segregated according to their race and culture. This racism was accepted in the community and considered as normal. The novel and the video both talks about how racism is introduced through labelling people... 




]]> 2022-03-01 04:05:15 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070751329 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070755000 This video and the novel "Deadly, Unna?" have a lot in common. One of the key themes of the video is how you cannot be born racist, you are taught it by role models. Similarly to the video, Blacky grows up in a racist town, full of racist people, so it is expected that he too is racist. Blacky changes his attitude and discards the labels and preconcieved ideas of the differences between us, similarly to how the video urges us to do. In the video, the audience is told that racism begins when people give labels according to the colour of their skin and other qualities, and a similar thing happens in the novel, where people are segregated, from living in the Port or the Point, or the rumours about having no windows on houses. This video and the novel both teach how racism is taught through society, not something we are born with.]]> 2022-03-01 04:08:43 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070755000 I am not black, you are not white... https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070758891 The book "Deadly Unna?" and the Video " I am not black, your not white", both show us how racism is a pre-conceived idea that we are born into not born as. Both help give us an idea that when we are born we are given label of what we are and how we are meant to be. In the book "Deadly Unna", Gary Black is born into a life were he has been labeled too and has grown up and been taught to be a certain way, but soon changes his view on how he can be. This relates to the video because it is saying that in today's society as soon as someone is born they are given a label of who they are.]]> 2022-03-01 04:12:23 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070758891 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070760361 Many texts give us the idea that we are born into racism. Society has created a division between people of all races, skin colours and religions. In both Deadly Unna and the video I am not black, you are not white there is the influence of society making us make the choice of treating people differently because of their looks and beliefs. Society has made us think that we can not make our own choices and decisions. In the novel Gary Black grows up in a community filled with people dividing the two towns of indigenous and white people. In the video the characters are describing the same type of divisions as the novel. These relates to the labels given out by society.]]> 2022-03-01 04:13:42 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070760361 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761514 Labels are a prominent feature in today's world as people focus on differences instead of equality. The video "I am not black, you are not white" displays similarities in theme to the book "Deadly Unna?". Colour in our society is portrayed as a division between people, the novel also develops this idea of segregation and division as the town prejudices the Indigenous community. Blacky being born into a community where racism and prejudice against the Indigenous is a deep-rooted practice and accepted, immediately disadvantages Blacky into having an equality mindset from the get-go. This gives us the idea that racism is not born with a person; it is taught.]]> 2022-03-01 04:14:47 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761514 Matilda Cathcart https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761533 The video 'I am not black, you are not white' discusses the idea that we as individuals need to liberate ourselves from societal constraints and labels. This relates back to 'Deadly Unna?', as Blacky throughout the novel begins to realise the racism within himself and the town. He begins to question his own preconceived ideas of race and he wants to make a stand. The video discusses that labels and stereotypes are placed on people as soon as they are born, much like in the novel where Aboriginal people have harmful stereotypes placed upon them. In Deadly Unna, the town is split in two, the Port and the Point dividing the town into race groups. This complies with the preconceived ideas of race that the video discusses.

]]> 2022-03-01 04:14:48 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761533 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761558 The video compares to the novel Deadly Unna? in many aspects through prejudged ideas and how racism is shown in society. The video and novel each demonstrate prejudice and how labels are given out to individuals depending on their race, religion or gender. "I am not black, you are not white..." quote conveys that everyone is equal and should be treated so]]> 2022-03-01 04:14:50 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761558 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761592 As a society, we are taught to form preconceived notions about someone and to label them based on the colour of their skin. This idea of learned racism is heavily present in both the novel Deadly Unna? and the video titled ‘I am not black, you are not white’. In both sources topics such as prejudice and in turn, unlearning prejudice are included and are the main themes of the content. The main character in Deadly Unna? Blacky has to unlearn his prejudice towards the Indigenous community after growing up in a society that holds racist views. The video and the novel both demonstrate the idea of how society unnecessarily labels people by their skin colour from a young age and also how society teaches young children racist ideals. Both Deadly Unna? and the video effectively portray how society labels people by their skin colour and how people are taught to hold racist views. -cindy

]]> 2022-03-01 04:14:51 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761592 The vid & nov https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761595 In reference to the novel 'Deadly Unna?' the video ' I am not black, you are not white..' shows similarities in the sense that both the video and novel convey the impact of society opinions. Both the video and novel portray an understanding that racism isn't something that a person is born with but taught, Blacky for example became accustomed to racist jokes, comments, and events because of the community he was brought up in and their acceptance to racism. The video outlines that accepting these racist things arent born with him but where taught through his community and those around him. In comparison both the novel and video share both an understanding that racism is taught through society.]]> 2022-03-01 04:14:51 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761595 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761611 This video and the novel Deadly Unna? both display society overcoming preconcieved ideas. Gary Black displays the idea of overcoming the labels society has produced. The video talks about the same themes. Both of these pieces involve the leaving behind of labels. Blacky does this by covering over the grafitti. Through this he overcomes the prejudice he has spent all his life accepting.]]> 2022-03-01 04:14:52 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761611 I am not black, you are not white... https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761724 Racism in society is being created with labels, it is perceived to be normal. These labels have created and divided the community and generate prejudice. The novel "Deadly Unna" explains to us that people aren't born with the thought of racism, they are taught and grow up with people who stimulate this process. Both the novel and the video inform the reader that racism grows in society and is instructed. ]]> 2022-03-01 04:14:57 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761724 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761769 Racism is something that happens before birth. It has become normal for people to be grouped on their colour. The book 'Deadly Unna?' relates to the video ‘I’m not black, your not white’ in the way that the people are segregated because of the colour of their skin. Like the Nungas, the black fellas, living at the point and the Goonyas, white people, living at the port. They are segregated and separated, in the same way that people are segregated in the song.


]]> 2022-03-01 04:15:00 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761769 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761782 As soon as you're born, society gives you a label. These labels show discrimantion and prejudice in today's world. It's just the way people are growing up with getting labels. In the Novel Deadly unna many different cases of prejudice are shown throughout the whole novel which is like putting labels on people just because they might not all be the same colour. 

]]> 2022-03-01 04:15:01 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761782 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761813 2022-03-01 04:15:02 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761813 Chloe Turnbull https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761857 The video relates to the novel 'Deadly Unna?' through various preconcived ideas and racism that have been formed from society. Society has labelled people based on the colour of their skin. With the novel presenting the theme of racism through the main character Gary Black the audience can see how Gary is exposed to racism in his town with the divison of his town with the Indigenous living in one part of the town and the 'whites' living in another. The video addresses this issues stating that we need to get rid of these labels.

getting audience to question]]> 2022-03-01 04:15:05 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761857 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761950 Russell Guppy 

Racism (noun.); harmful or unfair things that people say or do, or think based on the belief that their own race makes them more intlellegent, good, moral etc. than people of other races. As humans, we are born. we are not defined as black or white nor are we defined as a whole by the predetermined charaistics you are born with. Though we segregate ourselves based on these factors, we have no choice. That is the main problem Blacky conseives with in the novel Deadly Unna?  No benifits arise from segragation, but we still do it. Because society deems it necessary, and that is the main message of the speech — We need to stop the prejudicial preconcepted ideas, that is the main quality of both the Speech and Deadly Unna?


]]> 2022-03-01 04:15:10 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070761950 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070762063 Both the video and the novel 'Deadly, Unna?' convey strong themes of preconceived racism in communities. The novel focusses on racism in the community and the protagonist 'Blacky' becoming aware of it and starting to take action. The video is a speech regarding racism and how people are put in labels about their physical characteristics and other traits. The novel and the video are both connected because of how Blacky was taught to subconsciously divide 
to be continued]]> 2022-03-01 04:15:16 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070762063 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070762072 Racism is something that society inflicts on us from birth. Both the video and the novel Deadly Unna? prove that society shapes us and what we do, what we think and how we act. Labels are put onto us based on gender, race and religion, they define people based on their outer appearance and not on their inner personality. Both the novel and the video play on the themes of when the labels are stripped of it is very liberating and empowering and that society shapes us from the beggining is the case of all conflicts because it is always us against them.]]> 2022-03-01 04:15:17 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070762072 https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070762480 Society as a whole has labelled everybody as soon as we are born, we see this in the video and through the novel Deadly Unna? Both have highlighted dissemination as a society, as we are told everyone is different, this shapes us into a sense of division as we are divided because of how we appear. We hear about the division in the novel Deadly Unna?, with Gwynne’s usage of the Point (Indigenous people) and Port (white community), as these places have automatic separation by their race.
In conclusion it is taught to have an idea of separation]]> 2022-03-01 04:15:39 UTC https://padlet.com/fran_clarke/ylhh0zpfb4pwpj9q/wish/2070762480