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KS3: South Asian Diaspora Communities in the U.K

KS3 South Asian Diaspora Communities in the UK
Lesson 1
How Have Communities United to Support Change?
Photos by Paul Trevor 1978
The lesson examines how the 1978 murder of Altab Ali galvanised the Bangladeshi community in Brick Lane to unite against racism, sparking protests and solidarity movements. Featuring Paul Trevor's photos, it highlights the power of community activism in driving social change and resisting injustice.
Lesson 2
How Do Racial Slurs Affect Mental Health? A Case Study with Sandeep Uppal
Interview with Sandeep Uppal
The lesson explores the impact of racial slurs on mental health, emphasising the deep emotional and psychological trauma they can cause, as shared by DJ Sandeep Uppal. Through personal and familial experiences, Sandeep discusses the legacy of racism, the historical weight of slurs like the P-word, and the importance of education, empathy, and courage in confronting racism and promoting a more inclusive society.
Lesson 3
How Have Diaspora Communities Shaped British Cultures?
Interview with Ahadadream
This lesson explores how diaspora communities, particularly South Asian diaspora communities, have shaped British culture through music, drawing on Ahadadream’s experiences. By examining his career, students will learn about how Ahad has combined sounds from his Pakistani heritage with contemporary dance music, and created spaces for global diaspora communities to meet and share creative ideas.

Lesson 1: How Have Communities United to Support Change?

Photos by Photographer Paul Trevor, 1978

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Lesson 2: How Do Racial Slurs Affect Mental Health? A Case Study with Sandeep Uppal

Lesson 3: How Have Diaspora Communities Shaped British Cultures?