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    Pyramid of Hate and Reflection Quadrants

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    This document outlines the pyramid of hate, which depicts how acts of prejudice and discrimination can escalate from individual acts to systemic violence and genocide. It begins with bias, then moves up through individual acts of prejudice, discrimination in various forms, bias-motivated violence, and finally genocide at the top. It also includes four boxes asking the reader to reflect on times when they were a target, perpetrator, bystander, or confronter of prejudice.

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    This document outlines the pyramid of hate, which depicts how acts of prejudice and discrimination can escalate from individual acts to systemic violence and genocide. It begins with bias, then moves up through individual acts of prejudice, discrimination in various forms, bias-motivated violence, and finally genocide at the top. It also includes four boxes asking the reader to reflect on times when they were a target, perpetrator, bystander, or confronter of prejudice.

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    Provided by USIP for South Sudan Women United Community Leadership Teleconference on May 10, 2014

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    This document outlines the pyramid of hate, which depicts how acts of prejudice and discrimination can escalate from individual acts to systemic violence and genocide. It begins with bias, then moves up through individual acts of prejudice, discrimination in various forms, bias-motivated violence, and finally genocide at the top. It also includes four boxes asking the reader to reflect on times when they were a target, perpetrator, bystander, or confronter of prejudice.

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    Pyramid of Hate and Reflection Quadrants

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    SoSudanWomenUnited
    This document outlines the pyramid of hate, which depicts how acts of prejudice and discrimination can escalate from individual acts to systemic violence and genocide. It begins with bias, then moves up through individual acts of prejudice, discrimination in various forms, bias-motivated violence, and finally genocide at the top. It also includes four boxes asking the reader to reflect on times when they were a target, perpetrator, bystander, or confronter of prejudice.

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    PYRAMID OF HATE
    Genocide
    The act or intent to
    deliberately and
    systematically
    annihilate
    an entire people
    Bias-Motivated
    Violence
    Individual Community
    Murder Arson
    Rape Terrorism
    Assault Vandalism
    Threats Desecration
    Discrimination
    Economic Discrimination Political Discrimination
    Employment Discrimination Housing Discrimination
    Educational Discrimination Segregation
    Individual Acts of Prejudice
    Bullying Name-calling Slurs/Epithets
    Ridicule Social Avoidance De-humanization
    Bias
    Stereotyping Belittling Jokes
    Insensitive remarks Non-inclusive language
    Justifying biases by seeking out like-minded people
    Accepting negative information/screening out positive information
    BOX A: TARGET
    Describe a time when someones words or
    actions hurt you.
    BOX C: BYSTANDER
    Describe a time when you saw an act of
    prejudice taking place and you didnt do
    anything. Why do you think you didnt do
    anything?
    BOX B: PERPETRATOR
    Describe a te when your words or actions
    hurt someone.
    BOX D: CONFRONTER / ALLY
    Describe a irne when you saw an act of
    prejudice and you took action as an ally or a
    confronter. Why did you choose the actions
    you did?

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