Anti-Fascism

When have you felt most proud of your community for its actions towards inclusivity and respect?

How might peer pressure in schools contribute to the rise or fall of oppressive thoughts, and have you experienced this?

How can young people become more aware and resistant to subtle authoritarian messages they might encounter?

How do you think sports and team activities can help combat discrimination and promote unity?

What does equality mean to you, and how does it relate to resisting oppressive systems?

Can you think of a time when you stood up against something you felt was wrong; how did that make you feel?

What actions would you take if you witnessed an act of discrimination in your community?

Why do you think it's important for people to unite against authoritarian beliefs?

How can individuals contribute to a culture that opposes hatred and intolerance?

Do you think there is a difference between patriotism and nationalism, and if so, how?

How do lessons from historical anti-fascist movements apply to today’s social and political climate?

Is it possible to be apolitical when it comes to issues of fascism and anti-fascism, and why or why not?

How does art and music contribute to the fight against authoritarian regimes?

In what ways can education play a role in preventing the spread of oppressive ideologies?

How do you define freedom, and is absolute freedom possible or desirable?

What traits do you think a leader should have to ensure they don’t become authoritarian?

Why might some people find authoritarian ideologies appealing, and how can society address those underlying issues?

In what scenarios could 'the lesser of two evils' philosophy be dangerous when combatting extreme ideologies?

How can you tell the difference between a strongly held belief and an extremist viewpoint?

Do you think it's important to understand the perspective of those with whom you strongly disagree, and why?

Have you ever changed your opinion on a significant issue after learning more about it, and what sparked that change?

How do you balance the right to free speech with the need to confront hateful ideologies in your school or community?

What's one action you can take to foster a more tolerant and accepting environment among your peers?

What qualities do you believe make someone an effective ally in the fight against oppressive ideologies?

What emotions do you feel when you see someone standing up to bullying, and have you ever played such a role?

What steps can we take to ensure that the pursuit of security does not override the protection of personal freedoms?

How do you think understanding history helps us prevent future injustices?

How would you handle a situation where someone's rights were being violated in your presence?

How would you respond to someone who says that taking a stand against oppression doesn't change anything?

What do you feel is the most effective way to educate others about the dangers of authoritarianism?

What is a piece of advice you would offer to someone who wants to be an ally in the fight against oppressive regimes but doesn't know where to start?

Why do you think open discussions about controversial topics are important in schools and communities?

Why do you think it's crucial to remember and commemorate acts of resistance against oppressive systems?

How has your understanding of freedom been challenged or reinforced by current global events?

What emotions do you experience when you think about the importance of fighting against oppressive ideologies?

Do you think it's important to take action against inequality and, if so, how far would you go?

What does the term 'anti-fascism' mean to you on a personal level and why?

If you witnessed discrimination or oppressive behavior, how would you react?

How does standing up for justice and diversity reflect on your personality and values?

In what ways do you believe you can contribute to a society that's free from authoritarian rule?

What kind of resistance, if any, do you think is justified when combating extreme ideologies?

Why might it be important for someone your age to understand and perhaps support anti-fascist ideas?

What role do you think humor and satire play in challenging oppressive ideas, and can you think of an example?

What kind of historical event related to opposing oppression has resonated with you, and why do you think that is?

Why do you think it’s significant to learn about and remember the consequences of authoritarian government in history classes?

How does hearing about acts of bravery in standing up to unjust systems inspire you in your personal life?

When choosing your friends or partners, how important are their political beliefs regarding freedom and justice?

Can you share an instance where understanding a different point of view helped solve a conflict?

What’s one habit or practice you think everyone could adopt to help prevent the exclusion and marginalization of others?