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I will actively look into who are those groups within my context that are marginalized, and look for ways to provide them with opportunities.

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It would not have changed, because there is a lack of representation of Black people in my sport, and I wanted to be a good representation

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I don't believe it would have changed anything. It was only outside of sport that race became visibly a problem.

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Yes, I wouldn't be influenced only by what others think on the matter, I could have my own voice

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Yes, I wouldn't be influenced only by what others think on the matter, I could have my own voice

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In general I would have liked to be more actively inclusive. Take positive actions to include those who felt excluded or that didn't fit. Instead of not doing anything or tryin to group with those who seemed 'popular'.

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In general I would have liked to be more actively inclusive. Take positive actions to include those who felt excluded or that didn't fit. Instead of not doing anything or tryin to group with those who seemed 'popular'.

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It may not change it much within my context

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It may not change it much within my context

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But I will surely be aware of it and teach others about it

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Racism grows roots in the family and shows its head in private settings.

A particular race isn't static: what is/isn't a race changes over time

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Personally, I am still coming to the understanding of race and racism. As a Nigerian growing up in an all black country, it hasn't ever been a subject of discussion except what I watch in movies and see recently. I think sometimes I feel scared because I fear it might be my new normal.

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Personally, I am still coming to the understanding of race and racism. As a Nigerian growing up in an all black country, it hasn't ever been a subject of discussion except what I watch in movies and see recently. I think sometimes I feel scared because I fear it might be my new normal.

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-Went to a specialized kindergarten, in which half of the teachers were from different countries. It was my first time seeing people of different races, especially in a homogenized country.

-My grandmother made jokes towards people of a different color. At that time, my grandma didn't realize that it was racism since she never encountered people of different colors.

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I remember only becoming aware of being white when I discovered that I was privileged because of it, it was not a big part my identity or a big part of my life beforehand

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Learning about black history earlier would have give me the tools to identify racism and how to react to it. I have always been around White people, so as a child I had a hard time understanding my identity

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I would not turn a blind eye on this by the fact I don't know about it, I would consider it in my daily life

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I would have stood up for minorities from an earlier age 

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I would have stood up for minorities from an earlier age 

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To learn about Black history sooner. To understand race relations and how that affects my identity

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Living in a 'homogeneous' country in terms of race, where differentiation and disadvantages come more from classism, I didn't have exposure to racism until I grew up and learnt that it happened. I still have a hard time understanding why anyone would think that how a person looks determines 'who/how they are'.

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Living in a 'homogeneous' country in terms of race, where differentiation and disadvantages come more from classism, I didn't have exposure to racism until I grew up and learnt that it happened. I still have a hard time understanding why anyone would think that how a person looks determines 'who/how they are'.

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My earliest memory was while an exchange program in the US.

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My earliest memory was while an exchange program in the US.

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I 'noticed' how latins, blacks and whites where differently segmented.
-I need more guidance (this is not seen in school, other than what parents teach).
-Race in my home country is a bit ambiguous as there aren't many different races

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I think i was about 9 years old.. I was at practice and my coach was dividing us up into groups. My coach divided me and some other girls into a group and called us the "KKK" group. At the time, i didnt know what that meant, but as I grew up and learned about the KKK I realized how awful that was.