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Prejudice

A Timeline on Migration, Labor, and Immigration Laws, Part One

This four page resource reviews key events in migration patterns and immigration laws in the U.S up until 1903. It raises central questions about the relationship between the need for labor and attitu...more
Rosa Parks

Lesson Plan on Rosa Parks: A Mighty Witness , by: Sr. Katherine Feely

Rosa Parks was a remarkable woman whose life and actions revealed what it meant to take a stand for justice - even while sitting down. This 10-page print-ready lesson plan is an activity designed to h...more

Nelson Mandela: His Life and His Witness , by: Education for Justice

July 18 is the birthday of Nelson Mandela, who is a model of a life long non-violent justice activist whose dedication bought about the end of the racist apartheid government in South Africa. A two-pa...more

In Memory of Rosa Parks, A Role Model for Justice and Peace , by: Jane Deren

We thank God for your life, Sister Rosa Parks.
You sat down for justice,
So hundreds of thousands of Americans could stand up in dignity.
You were the spark of the non-violent Civil Rights Movement,
The catalyst that changed an entire society,
Helping us all to recognize the unjust system of segregation.

We are thankful for your generous spirit and quiet courage
That gave hope to so many and that inspired an entire generation.
You will remain a role model for us,
Reminding us what one person can do

Tolerance and the Caste System , by: Education for Justice

This four-page handout/ bulletin insert offers innovative ways to reflect on the lack of tolerance in formal caste systems--and in our own informal social systems. A beautiful Prayer Service for Inclu...more

Status of Native American Women , by: Education for Justice

From income to poverty to health, many social justice issues face Native American women in the United States. ...more

Prayer for a Diverse Community , by: Education for Justice

Creator of all races and ethnicities,
help us see that a diverse community is the way
to deepen our lives and to know you more deeply.

Guide us to see that entering into a vital and just relationship
with others who are different from us
is the way to make ourselves whole.

Guard us from fear of the other,
from the fear that our own security is threatened
if we become truly willing to make a place at the table for all.

Open us to live out what we profess to believe:

If Your Racism is Unconscious, You are a Problem: Reflections of a Recovering Racist , by: Nancy Schreck, OSF

This article, written by Nancy Schreck, OSF, looks at unconscious racism and white privilege. Suggestions for action and discussion questions follow. ...more
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