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Students of Minority Denominations & Religions. Charlie Crickmore YAAP. Religion in this Class. Religion in the World. Religion in America. Religion in North Carolina. Catholic Students - Interviews. Can be persecuted by protestant students for varying religious ideals - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Students of Minority Denominations & ReligionsCharlie CrickmoreYAAP
Religion in this Class
Religion in the World
33.39%
22.74%
13.80%
6.77%
0.35%
0.22%
11.06%
9.66%
2.01%
ChristianMuslimHinduBuddhistSikhJewishOtherNon-religiousAthesist
Religion in America
51.30%
23.90%
1.70%
1.60%
1.70%0.70%0.60%
2.50%
12.00%
4.00%
ProtestantRoman CatholicMormonOther ChristianJewishBuddhistMuslimOtherUnaffiliatedNone
Religion in North Carolina
69.90%
8.40%
8.50%
0.60%
0.40%7.30%
ProtestantOther ChristianCatholicMormonJewishNone
Catholic Students - Interviews
Can be persecuted by protestant students for varying religious ideals
Have special dietary needs during Lent
Catholic Students
Almost all Catholic Observances line up with Protestant Observances
Students over the age of 14 are required to abstain from consuming meat on the Fridays during Lent
Students may participate in Fasts
Pentecostal StudentsThe students are to dress modestly
GirlsSkirts or dresses below the knees
No necklines below the collar bone for ladies
Sleeves between shoulder and elbow
No make up or jewelry
Must not wear hair short
BoysPants all year
Shirts with sleeves
Are often bullied for their attire, especially girls
Cannot play certain sports due to the uniforms
Cannot do certain activities due to the attire
Jewish Students
Abide by kosher laws
Have many religious observances that do not line up with Christian holidays
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Passover
Can be persecuted by Christian Students for religious reasons
Can be bullied due to stereotypes
Muslim StudentsHave long periods of Fasting
Ramadan
Have dietary lawsHalāl
Harām
Have a dress code in some sectsJalabib
Veils
can attract offensive comments and inapproprate comments
Often alienated due to the connotation of terrorism
May have uncommon names
Mormon Students
Attacked for their views on Jesus by Christian students
Bullied for beliefs that are odd to other religions
Temple Garments
Modest Dress
Some families adhere to strict rules on consuming caffeine, not an official law
Hindu Students
Have religious observances every month but December
Some sects are vegan, vegetarian, or just against cow meat and milk
Over Arching Issue
Bullied for being differentDifferent views
Different culture
Different food
Different clothes
Different holidays
What can be done?
Do not have foods in the classroom that some students are forbidden from eating
Do not have activities that will exclude certain students
Do not tolerate bullying
Do everything to create an environment that is welcoming to other cultures
Find ways to educate students about other religions
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