Everyday racism - reading comprehension

 Everyday racism


True or False: The doctor proposed that the young girl come with him and his family on holiday to clean their house and do their daily chores.

True or False: The encounter between the doctor and the young girl highlights how 'race' and gender are interconnected.

True or False: The doctor's actions can be solely classified as an act of racism.

True or False: Gender roles play a significant role in the racist constructions depicted in the text.

True or False: The text discusses the role of power dynamics in the interaction between the doctor and the young girl.

True or False: The text suggests that the doctor's proposal would have been different if the characters' 'race' and gender were changed.

True or False: The text questions the unequal power dynamics between the white wife and daughter compared to the Black girl in terms of servitude.


Debate, addressing the following questions:
What would have happened if the doctor had been a Black male? Would he have asked a white girl, his patient, to become his servant for the holidays? Would he have asked her to cook, wash clothes for him and his family while they were playing on the beach? Conversely, if the doctor had been a Black woman, would she have asked a white girl to work for her and her family? Would she have insisted that the white girl join her family to serve them? Could such a colonial fantasy come true in the office of a Black female doctor?


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