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Thesis Statement and Outline
RACISM
Guntash Kaur
ACAD100: Academic Disclosure
Lori Walker
Due date: September 25, 2023
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General Topic:
Racism
Thesis Statement:
Racism is all about the prejudice based on the fact that the individual belongs to a minority
group. Its impact on people can be largely seen from their mental fitness. A multifaceted strategy
involving education, law and societal change is necessary to combat racism.
Theme/Part I:
Primary information about Racism
A. Topic 1 What is racism?
B. Topic 2 Who experiences racism?
C. Topic 3 Important reasons why racism should be addressed.
Theme/ Part II:
History and causes of racism
A. Topic 1 Racism’s historical root and evolution.
B. Topic 2 What are the causes of racism?
Theme/Part III:
Impact of racism
A. Topic 1 How racism affects people individually.
B. Topic 2 Racism smashes the communities.
C. Topic 3 The economy suffers from racism.
Theme/Part IV:
Problems with Combating Racism
A. Topic 1 Political and cultural differences.
B. Topic 2 Colorblind ideology.
C. Topic 3 Resistances to change.
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Theme/ Part V:
The Fight Against Racism
A. Topic 1 The ways individuals can fight against racism.
B. Topic 2 Anti-Racism Action Plan.
Theme/Part VI:
Laws for racism
A. Topic 1 Canadian Human Rights Act, Section 3.
B. Topic 2 Filing a case in Canadian Human Rights Commission.
C. Topic 3 Canadian Race Relations Foundation Act, S.C. 1991, c.8
Theme /Part VII:
A. Topic 1 Why is it important to address racism.
B. Topic 2 The measures to be taken by the individuals and the executives to end racism
soon.