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Yes, I think social media can platform progressive conversations about racism and critical thinking that exposes us to new people and ideas from the comfort of our home. Obviously how you choose to use social media can either keep u in an echo chamber but it can also expose us to an almost infinite amount of information.

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Zoey: Do you think we’ll ever reach a point in society where we will get almost all to all anti-racist people? Or do you think there will always be people that are racist?

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Zoey: Do you think we’ll ever reach a point in society where we will get almost all to all anti-racist people? Or do you think there will always be people that are racist?

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Jason sounds like a history teacher, but a cooler history teacher with the tone in the book.

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I am so grateful for this. Personally I felt very helpless this past year with everything that happened and this is such an amazing way to learn.

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I really enjoyed the way Jason Reynolds wrote it and his approach on the book, it was so well written and really interesting to read!

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I really enjoyed the way Jason Reynolds wrote it and his approach on the book, it was so well written and really interesting to read!

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I wonder, does everyone agree with Jason Reynolds quote that this is not a history book?

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I wonder, does everyone agree with Jason Reynolds quote that this is not a history book?

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I really liked it! I liked that he not only told facts, but incorporated his feelings and thoughts, plus tying in past events and things.

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surprised and mad that a lot of the good people that we were taught were good were a little racist

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I really like the approachable tone he has