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1. Statement on core idea
- Point you will argue (thesis)
- With link to society
- Mention 2 texts

2. Define core ideas and importance in context
- Define racism/ prejudice
- Explain key values of it its bad
- Link to society/texts
3. Idea #1 on Core Item
4. Idea #2 on Core Idea
- State idea plus how valued
- Explain " "
- Give textual example of racism/prejudice
- Analyse " " - technique , representation, how it shapes audience perspective
- Compare to similar example in other text

5. Evaluate
- Make judgement
- What do texts teach us about
- What values; perspectives do they teach RE: Core idea
- What do They teach about "complex relationship of art; literature and society"

Racism is a form of discrimination based on race, especially the belief that one race is superior to another. Racism may be expressed individually and consciously, through explicit thoughts, feelings or acts, or socially and unconsciously through institutions that promote inequality......

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