"Black Boy Robert" PPT courseware 4

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"Black Boy Robert" PPT courseware 4

Blacks and other ethnic minorities have always been second-class citizens in the United States and are subject to varying degrees of discrimination in politics, economy, education, social security and other issues. Black people make up 13% of the total population of the United States, but hold only 5% of elected offices at all levels. In addition, there are significant differences between blacks and whites in education levels, employment rates, average wages, etc. The unemployment rate for black people is twice that of white people. Black people and other people of color who live in poor living conditions have almost no access to housing subsidies and home purchase loans provided by the government.

Martin Luther King, Jr.,

January 15, 1929 - April 4, 1968,

The famous American civil rights leader was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in the southeastern United States. He graduated from college in 1948 and served as the pastor of the church. From 1948 to 1951, he continued his studies in Philadelphia on the east coast of the United States. In 1963, he met with President Kennedy and demanded the passage of new civil rights laws to give blacks equal rights. The 1964 Nobel Peace Prize winner, known as Pastor Kim. In April 1968, Martin Luther King went to Memphis to lead a workers' strike and stayed at the Lorraine Motel. Before dinner on the 4th, he stood on the balcony of Room 300 on the second floor, talking to people. At this time, in an apartment across the street, a sniper holding an air rifle with a scope shot at him, and he immediately fell to the ground.

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Robert, a poor and discriminated black child in the United States, donated all the money he planned to buy a model in order to save the life of Lisa, a white girl who often humiliated him. Although Lisa died, he got A hug from Lisa's dad.

Part One: (1) Speech by Martin Luther King.

Part 2: (2-5) Explain that Robert lives in a "racial discrimination" environment.

Part Three: (6-7) Robert worked hard to save money to buy a fighter model.

Part 4: (8-20) Robert donated the money to buy a fighter jet to Lisa for medical treatment. This move touched Lisa's father and made him re-understand race relations.

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1.What kind of environment does Robert live in? (Grey, shabby, running around, musty, little nigger, looked down upon)

2. Living in such an environment, what will happen to Robert's psychology?

3. Why is his life like this?

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How many times in the text is it mentioned that Lisa's cheeks are as red as spring roses? What are the pros of writing in this manner? Can the first paragraph be deleted?

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