Empower

 Social media awareness

Understanding the Digital Age

1. What is one of the main ways companies are collecting data in the digital age?

a. Monitoring phone calls  
b. Tracking social media activity  
c. Analyzing handwritten letters  
d. Observing carrier pigeon messages 

2. How is data being used to tailor marketing strategies?

a. By sending generic advertisements to everyone  
b. By using algorhythms to create personalized content  
c. By ignoring consumer preferences  
d. By completely avoiding using data 

3. What questions are suggested to ask oneself before posting on social media according to the video?

a. How many likes will this get?  
b. Am I OK with this existing forever?  
c. Can I post this anonymously?  
d. Is this post required by law? 

Stereotypes

Understanding Gender Stereotypes in Society

1. True or False: Being a boy is solely defined by physical attributes only. 
2. True or False: Boys are encouraged to play rough while girls are expected to enjoy sleepover parties and makeup.
3. True or False: Society has imposed specific roles and interests for boys and girls.

Racism

1. Where does Jamal live, and what neighborhood does Kevin live in?

a. Jamal lives in a wealthy neighborhood, and Kevin lives in a poor neighborhood.  
b. Jamal lives in a poor neighborhood, and Kevin lives in a wealthy neighborhood.  
c. Both Jamal and Kevin live in wealthy neighborhoods.  
d. Both Jamal and Kevin live in poor neighborhoods. 

2. What was the main difference between Jamal's and Kevin's schools?

a. Jamal's school had well-paid teachers, while Kevin's teachers were underpaid.  
b. Jamal's school was well-funded, while Kevin's school was not well-funded.  
c. Jamal's school provided access to high-quality tutors, while Kevin's did not.  
d. Jamal's school had overcrowded classrooms, while Kevin's classrooms were never crowded.

Hate speech

1. What does the speaker define as hate speech?

a. Using words to uplift others  
b. Making jokes on social media  
c. Any words or actions intended to harm someone  
d. Complimenting others 

2. Where does the speaker mostly encounter hate speech?

a. In real life interactions  
b. Instagram and YouTube through jokes  
c. School classrooms  
d. Private Instagram accounts 

3. Why does the speaker mention people posting hate speech online may be going through something themselves?

a. To justify hate speech  
b. To seek empathy towards them  
c. To excuse their behavior  
d. To understand the root cause

Fake news

1. True or False: Fake news has become easier to spread with the rise of the Internet.

2. True or False: Most people used to get their news primarily from social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

3. True or False: Opinions pieces on news sites are considered fake news.

White Privilege

1. What does the activity at the beginning of the race explore?

a. Wealth disparity  
b. Racism and privilege  
c. Sportsmanship  
d. Cultural differences 

2. Why is white privilege not about being wealthy or rich?

a. It is about race relations  
b. It is about living with racism consequences  
c. It is about financial status  
d. It is about social popularity 

3. When does a participant take a step forward in the activity?

a. When they have been the only person of their race in a room  
b. When they have never been asked where they come from  
c. When they worry about their family being searched  
d. When they have been warned about racism by their parents 

4. How does Henry feel about his position in the race?

a. Frustrated and annoyed  
b. Confident and happy  
c. Lucky and privileged  
d. Nervous and scared 

5. What does Sarah express frustration about in the race setup?

a. Lack of athletic skills  
b. Unfair societal inequalities  
c. Lack of participation  
d. Diversity among participants

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