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Description

It is also called the privilege walk or take a step forward
A game to demonstrate privilege and how some people don't have the same rights just because they were born this way.
https://www.coe.int/en/web/compass/take-a-step-forward

Resources

List of roles according to the number of young persons, some could be repeated
List of questions
starting line

Instructions

The cubs or scouts stand in line and they represent people from different walks of life with different Privileges, such as black, disabled, women, poor, refugee, homeless etc. They are given this role through drawing a piece of paper from a pile.
The leader asks questions such as: you can buy what you want without worrying about money. Or you have the right to vote, or you can go anywhere you want, or you have equal pay as anyone in your position, or you are not considered dangerous just because of your skin colour. You can't apply for a job because you don't have an address (homeless)
The ones who fall behind see how it is unfair and the young persons understand what social justice means and promise not to discriminate.

Tags

• discrimination
• global issues badge
• privilage
• social justice

Badge Links

• Global Issues - Awareness
• Global Issues - Homeless