Can you find examples of prejudice in your guided reading book?
How are the characters treating one another?
How are they acting?
What are they saying? or thinking?
Post a comment or a new post that includes answers to the questions in this post. Include examples straight from your book with the page numbers. Include your thoughts too.
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In my book, the Watsons go to Birmigham 1963,I found an example of prejudice! I found that Byron thinks that if they were on the welfare list that people would judge them by the amount of money they had, but that is just a thought.
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In the book I am reading, Elijah of Buxton, there is prejudice. Elijahs teacher Mr. Travis
ReplyDeletecalled Cooter, Elijah's best friend, a poor ignorant soul who has lived his whole life in bondage just because he said "Hey, Mr. Travis". This is prejudice because he is calling Cooter a uneducated slave who is ignorant, and he is pre-judging the slaves.
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"Dose this hair look better they the one me, dad, ans god gave you?"
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