Translator: amani abbas Checker: Lollia Shaban
“Ariel” Joe “Skells”: Hello, I am “Joe”, and this “BFF”.
“Eiana” by “Smith”: What’s new with you? Give an address to this conversation
You may think we will talk about sex, but we will not do it.
Joe: We’ll talk about how to become better people.
Pf: Before we begin, we would like to ask you some questions;
All you have to do to share is to raise your hand, and be honest in that,
You do not have to participate if you do not want to.
Joe: Well, let’s start, Pf: okay.
Parents, this is a difficult thing not to be measured against children.
Please do not kill them later. Please.
BF: Lift your hand if you cheated on an exam.
Thank.
Joe: Raise your hand if you have participated before
In any racial, sexual or cultural joke.
thank you.
BF: Lift your hand if you have any physical disability
Visible or invisible.
thank you.
Joe: Raise your hand if you or someone you know
Gay, lesbian, heterosexual or transgender people.
thank you.
BF: Lift your hand if you feel uncomfortable
As they appear.
thank you.
Joe: Raise your hand if you do not have a true friendship.
Thank.
Pf: Raise your hand if you feel that you have the right to embrace now.
(Laughter)
“Joe”: I too!
Pf: Thank you for your participation.
You may be embarrassed, but that’s good.
I and Joe were in that critical situation
“Joe”: When we attended the gay social justice and leadership camp, he was known as
“Pf”: In any town.
Besides the critical moments and crying.
She (a town) was full of nice people, good food and life lessons like:
“Joe” and “BFF”: The ends isms
“Joe”: The words ending with isms include ethnicity, prejudice against the disabled and against women.
To give a general definition of words that end with isms
isms are different practices for keeping “mainstream”
Which is the body of a white, stout man
Straight, and mouse.
BF: Through our week in (ie town)
We discussed these isms separately
But the first word we discussed was ability.
Joe: Ability to discriminate against others
Who have a physical or mental disability.
Pf: We had no prior knowledge of this word
So once we learned about the discrimination, it became clear to us that there were many things
Which we have not noticed and which can be very humiliating
For example, imagine that someone needs you.
You should allow that person … Give them a chance
By making that decision they need your help
“Joe”: Another word for discussion is anomaly,
The idea of anomalies is the belief that heterosexual sexuality is nature
By arriving at the camp, I honestly believed
That the persecution of the gay community
It falls under the name of sexual bias.
Then I learned something new
But that day came,
We have carried out a similar activity to the question we have done in our conversation,
One question was,
“Are you upset by homosexuality?”
I was the only one who went ahead.
I came from a family,
I did not know much about this community,
So I understood why.
But, although I did not know much about it,
I was not comfortable with him,
I decided between myself and myself to learn more about him
During the day.
I learned that I was not the only one that was not comfortable,
But my colleagues were also uncomfortable.
Pf: Well, well, okay.
If we learn something about class, that is …
The definition of class is persecution, injustice, indignation
Against a person based on his race.
That was the only topic I was thinking of (any town)
I had a good understanding of him,
But once we started talking about persecution
I began to realize that stratification is more complex than your words and actions,
It was during the subject that I realized
I need to stop worrying about what I’ve been affected
I began to consider how to treat others in these situations.
Joe: Because of our experience in (any town),
We learned how to become better people.
Pf: This is not difficult, not that difficult.
Pf: It’s tough, but not so much.
“Joe”: So when you collide with someone to fight ism,
Remember that nothing is more troublesome than feeling less than human.
So then, instead of running away from your annoyance,
Remember, it’s not about you, it’s what they feel.
Pf: Next, we have to get rid of the idea that every man has his mentality.
We have to take care of each other
Because faithfully this is the best way.
“Joe”: Also take it upon yourselves to learn about the end of words – isms.
sorry.
Pf: Finally, we strive to be sympathetic and not passionate,
To be sympathetic,
You must understand the position you did not pass,
But when you are emotionally,
You are trying to make that person’s story your story,
Even if they did not pass through what they went through.
Joe: After all that has been said, we want you to know
“We want you to try hard and know about isms.
“Joe”: knowing the differences of others,
But look for things common to each of us.
Pf: We want your mind to be open
Joe: Open your heart
Joe and Puff: Be a better person.
(clap).
“Ariel” Joe “Skells”: Hello, I am “Joe”, and this “BFF”.
“Eiana” by “Smith”: What’s new with you? Give an address to this conversation
You may think we will talk about sex, but we will not do it.
Joe: We’ll talk about how to become better people.
Pf: Before we begin, we would like to ask you some questions;
All you have to do to share is to raise your hand, and be honest in that,
You do not have to participate if you do not want to.
Joe: Well, let’s start, Pf: okay.
Parents, this is a difficult thing not to be measured against children.
Please do not kill them later. Please.
BF: Lift your hand if you cheated on an exam.
Thank.
Joe: Raise your hand if you have participated before
In any racial, sexual or cultural joke.
thank you.
BF: Lift your hand if you have any physical disability
Visible or invisible.
thank you.
Joe: Raise your hand if you or someone you know
Gay, lesbian, heterosexual or transgender people.
thank you.
BF: Lift your hand if you feel uncomfortable
As they appear.
thank you.
Joe: Raise your hand if you do not have a true friendship.
Thank.
Pf: Raise your hand if you feel that you have the right to embrace now.
(Laughter)
“Joe”: I too!
Pf: Thank you for your participation.
You may be embarrassed, but that’s good.
I and Joe were in that critical situation
“Joe”: When we attended the gay social justice and leadership camp, he was known as
“Pf”: In any town.
Besides the critical moments and crying.
She (a town) was full of nice people, good food and life lessons like:
“Joe” and “BFF”: The ends isms
“Joe”: The words ending with isms include ethnicity, prejudice against the disabled and against women.
To give a general definition of words that end with isms
isms are different practices for keeping “mainstream”
Which is the body of a white, stout man
Straight, and mouse.
BF: Through our week in (ie town)
We discussed these isms separately
But the first word we discussed was ability.
Joe: Ability to discriminate against others
Who have a physical or mental disability.
Pf: We had no prior knowledge of this word
So once we learned about the discrimination, it became clear to us that there were many things
Which we have not noticed and which can be very humiliating
For example, imagine that someone needs you.
You should allow that person … Give them a chance
By making that decision they need your help
“Joe”: Another word for discussion is anomaly,
The idea of anomalies is the belief that heterosexual sexuality is nature
By arriving at the camp, I honestly believed
That the persecution of the gay community
It falls under the name of sexual bias.
Then I learned something new
But that day came,
We have carried out a similar activity to the question we have done in our conversation,
One question was,
“Are you upset by homosexuality?”
I was the only one who went ahead.
I came from a family,
I did not know much about this community,
So I understood why.
But, although I did not know much about it,
I was not comfortable with him,
I decided between myself and myself to learn more about him
During the day.
I learned that I was not the only one that was not comfortable,
But my colleagues were also uncomfortable.
Pf: Well, well, okay.
If we learn something about class, that is …
The definition of class is persecution, injustice, indignation
Against a person based on his race.
That was the only topic I was thinking of (any town)
I had a good understanding of him,
But once we started talking about persecution
I began to realize that stratification is more complex than your words and actions,
It was during the subject that I realized
I need to stop worrying about what I’ve been affected
I began to consider how to treat others in these situations.
Joe: Because of our experience in (any town),
We learned how to become better people.
Pf: This is not difficult, not that difficult.
Pf: It’s tough, but not so much.
“Joe”: So when you collide with someone to fight ism,
Remember that nothing is more troublesome than feeling less than human.
So then, instead of running away from your annoyance,
Remember, it’s not about you, it’s what they feel.
Pf: Next, we have to get rid of the idea that every man has his mentality.
We have to take care of each other
Because faithfully this is the best way.
“Joe”: Also take it upon yourselves to learn about the end of words – isms.
sorry.
Pf: Finally, we strive to be sympathetic and not passionate,
To be sympathetic,
You must understand the position you did not pass,
But when you are emotionally,
You are trying to make that person’s story your story,
Even if they did not pass through what they went through.
Joe: After all that has been said, we want you to know
“We want you to try hard and know about isms.
“Joe”: knowing the differences of others,
But look for things common to each of us.
Pf: We want your mind to be open
Joe: Open your heart
Joe and Puff: Be a better person.
(clap).
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