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What anti-racism really means and how to talk about it

17 June 2020

1:39 AM

17 June 2020

1:39 AM

How do you navigate conversations with people when the default assumption is that you’re a racist? What do you do when calmly and sincerely stating that you are not a racist is taken as evidence of your guilt of racism?

First, understand what the terms mean, where they come from, and who are the proponents.

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