QUIZ: What’s your social justice superpower?

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Quiz Questions

1.
First things first. Are you taking this quiz as a:
- A.
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  Parent or other caregiver (grandparent, aunt, etc)
- B.
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  Educator
2.
Are you raising children who are...
- A.
  children of color
- B.
  white children
- C.
  I'm raising/caring for both children of color and white children
3.
How old are your kids? (check all that apply)
- A.
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  infant through 5 years old
- B.
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  6 to 12 years old
- C.
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  13 to 18 years old
- D.
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  19+ (I'm free as a bird with an empty nest!)
4.
If you could have a lunch date with one young social justice hero, who would you choose?
- A.
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  Autumn Peltier, water protector
- B.
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  Emma Gonzalez, gun control activist
- C.
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  Marley Dias, diverse books advocate
- D.
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  Malala Yousafzai, girls education advocate
5.
Your bestie asks you to join them at a racial justice protest this weekend. Your protest sign will say:
- A.
  Today we protest, tomorrow we vote!
- B.
  If you aren’t angry, you’re not paying attention
- C.
  Speak the truth, even if your voice shakes
- D.
  The power of the people is stronger than the people in power
6.
❓ Poof! Your antiracist fairy godmother is here to grant you one wish. You ask for…
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- A.
  The ability to tell stories so inspiring that justice feels within reach
- B.
  The power to touch people’s hearts so that their ways of thinking change
- C.
  A doubling of your energy so you can get even more done for the cause
- D.
  The ability to temporarily seal someone’s mouth shut when they say something bigoted
7.
If you painted a justice-themed mural, what color would dominate?
- A.
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  Red, to express my rage against injustice
- B.
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  Blue, because like the world’s oceans, all of us are connected
- C.
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  Green, because new life is always sprouting up no matter the circumstances
- D.
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  Yellow, because I’m positive things can change if we all do our part
8.
How would your closest mom friend describe your parenting style?
- A.
  🔍 Practical, diplomatic fact-seeker. I teach my kids about the world around them, and I guide them to succeed despite daily challenges.
- B.
  🎨 Imaginative, energetic communicator. I love creating art and magical moments with my kids, and I teach my kids to look for deeper meaning in life.
- C.
  💪 Bold, outgoing problem-solver. I don’t lie to my kids, and I teach them to stand up for themselves.
- D.
  💞Steady, compassionate harmony-seeker. I support my kids as they work through challenging emotions, and I teach them to seek common ground with others.
9.
What's your go to method for raising antiracist kids?
- A.
  Connecting my family with other families who share our social justice values
- B.
  Finding simple actions my kids can take (with my support)
- C.
  Calling out racist comments and actions in front of my children
- D.
  Surrounding my kids with meaningful antiracist stories and art
10.
The PTA president just asked you to speak at the next meeting. You say…
- A.
  Awesome! I have so many ideas about what the school should do to improve.
- B.
  Could we do the presentation together? The two of us have different approaches, which makes us a better team.
- C.
  Are you sure you want me to do it? I’d rather staff the registration table and keep on top of everything there.
- D.
  Sure! I have the perfect story to tell that will get parents excited about participating this school year.
11.
My learners are...
- A.
  children of color
- B.
  white children
- C.
  I teach both children of color and white children
12.
How old are your learners? (check all that apply)
- A.
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  Birth to age 5
- B.
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  Ages 6 to 12
- C.
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  Ages 13 to 18
- D.
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  Ages 19+
13.
If you could have a lunch date with one young social justice hero, who would you choose?
- A.
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  Autumn Peltier, water protector
- B.
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  Emma Gonzalez, gun control activist
- C.
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  Marley Dias, diverse books advocate
- D.
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  Malala Yousafzai, girls' education advocate
14.
Your bestie asks you to join them at a racial justice protest this weekend. Your protest sign will say:
- A.
  Today we protest, tomorrow we vote!
- B.
  If you're not angry, you’re not paying attention
- C.
  Speak the truth, even if your voice shakes
- D.
  The power of the people is stronger than the people in power
15.
❓ Poof! Your antiracist fairy godmother is here to grant you one wish. You ask for…
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- A.
  The ability to tell stories so inspiring that justice feels within reach
- B.
  The power to touch people’s hearts so that their ways of thinking change
- C.
  A doubling of your energy so you can get even more done for the cause
- D.
  The ability to temporarily seal someone’s mouth shut when they say something bigoted
16.
If you painted a justice-themed mural, what color would dominate?
- A.
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  Red, to express my rage against injustice
- B.
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  Blue, because like the world’s oceans, all of us are connected
- C.
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  Green, because new life is always sprouting up no matter the circumstances
- D.
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  Yellow, because I’m positive things can change if we all do our part
17.
How would your closest educator friend describe your teaching style?
- A.
  🎨 Imaginative, energetic communicator. I love creating art and magical moments with my learners, and I teach children to look for deeper meaning in life.
- B.
  💪 Bold, outgoing problem-solver. I don’t lie to kids, and I teach my learners to stand up for themselves.
- C.
  💞Steady, compassionate harmony-seeker. I support my learners as they work through challenging emotions, and I teach them to seek common ground with others.
- D.
  🔍 Practical, diplomatic fact-seeker. I teach my learners about the world around them, and I guide them to succeed despite daily challenges.
18.
What's your go to method for anti-bias education?
- A.
  Connecting my learners with other people who hold social justice values
- B.
  Pointing out racist comments and actions to my learners
- C.
  Surrounding my learners with meaningful antiracist stories and art
- D.
  Offering simple antiracist actions my learners can take
19.
Your principal just asked you to lead a training for your fellow educators. You say...
- A.
  Awesome! I have so many ideas about how the school can improve.
- B.
  Could we do the presentation together? The two of us have different approaches, which makes us a better team.
- C.
  Are you sure you want me to do it? I’d rather be the liasion to the PTA meetings and make sure sure everything stays organized there.
- D.
  Sure! I have the perfect story to tell that will get teachers excited about welcoming their new students this fall.

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