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1. "What within our systems limit us?"

2. "What culture is dominant?"

3. "What race is dominant within our institutions, within our systems?"

4. "What would it take to change those systems?"

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1. "What within our systems limit us?"

2. "What culture is dominant?"

3. "What race is dominant within our institutions, within our systems?"

4. "What would it take to change those systems?"

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1. "What within our systems limit us?"

2. "What culture is dominant?"

3. "What race is dominant within our institutions, within our systems?"

4. "What would it take to change those systems?"

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types of systemic racism that exist

She established that she is from Sierra Leone, Barbados and she spent a lot of time in The Netherlands.

"limitations put on me" and
"limitations  I put on myself"

attended an International School

Parents told her: "You cannot get into trouble because you would not be treated the same way as other students."

"I held onto to that and I really watched my actions."

"I always tried to make sure that I didn't do the wrong thing basically."

"And so, then again, I've imposed these limitations on myself. I didn't take risks. I didn't extend myself and again that was because the limits of that system on my colour."

Challenges of growing up in The Netherlands

Saint Nicholas Festival
-celebrated on December 5th
-he's from Spain
- he's accompanied by 2 Black helpers, called Zwarte Piet (Black Pete)
-Zwarte Piet is someone dressed up in costume and he puts on black face
-Ms. Sharon shared that during this time, people who said to her: "Hahaha, I look like you."
"Look, there's Zwarte Piet walking down the street."

Ms. Sharon reflected: "Again, that system, that holiday, that culture is already being overtly racist to me and who I am basically."

"And within that system because predominantly it's being celebrated, you do feel helpless."

"And you know that if you were to come out yelling at these people or challenging them, they sort of looked at you as if you were crazy."

"And to this point, to this day, Zwarte Piet is still being debated as to whether he should be part of that holiday or not and that completely boggled my mind."

"And so again, we're looking at those systems."

QUESTIONS TO YOU:
"What within our systems, not just within the US but also just around us...

1. "What within our systems limit us?"

2. "What culture is dominant?"

3. "What race is dominant within our institutions, within our systems?"

4. "What would it take to change those systems?"

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1.Beauty standards, humans have created "standards" that make someone pretty.  If you take flight attendants as an example, they have certain beauty standers they have to fit in to get the job.
2. I don't find that you can state a dominant culture.

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1. What limits us is based on our believes and appearance .
2.In Senegal the majority of people is muslims
3. I think at isd the dominant race is

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1. The system can limit us because of our religion, appearance, way of life, and more.
2. Well, it depends. In america, a christian man would get more income, than  a christian female.
Here, french-speaking people are dominant, because they colonized Senegal, making the language mostly french.
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1: The system can limits us based on our beliefs, appearance, and background.

2:  In the US, white, male, christians are dominant.

3:  In institutions in the US, it is also white christians that is the dominant race.

4: We can change the system by being fair to all backgrounds,

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1.the police man or the cops.
2.Older peoples, but it changes in evry single sitituations.
3. White race is more dominent in france, but yeah it really dipend on the places .
4.Let other race to also take the charge.

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1. The system limits some people from being able to show and express yourself based on your skin color or religion.
2. The people with power and that are in charge
3. I think it all depends on where you are living. For example, in the US i believe that white males have more power, but in places like Senegal, white people do not.
4. To become more understanding and acknowledge our problems and issues instead of ignoring them, and taking action to prevent it from further happening.

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In our system, you don't really realise it until it happens. The American culture, for a country in Africa, for a french speaking country, we barely learn about african culture. We don't learn about Africa's issues and when we do we only hear the other side. Also for a french speaking country and most people comfortable speaking french. Some teachers impose us to speak english. To change those systems, we need to have more voices that represent minorities, or people that student of minorities can trust if there is something they need to talk about. I feel like ISD doesn't have those people.

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1. The system can limit our beliefs, and appearance
2. How did it impact ms Sharon?
whenever people saw her and they were wearing a black Pete  costume they said "ha ha i look like you!"
3. to be anti racist as an individual is to never say that you are not racist, like "I have a black friend and I'm not racist"

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1. i think that something in our system that limits us, is that people are more likely to higher white people.
2. I think that usually European Or American is dominate, which wrong, all races are equal and should be treated equally
3. I that within our institution, white people are treated more valuable, for example if a white student does something bad, he/she wont get in trouble, but if a black student does it, they get suspended.
4. i think that something WE could do to change the world, is acknowledging the problem, and fixing it, if you say that there is not a problem, there is obviously a problem. But the first step to fixing a problem is admitting you have it.

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This impacted Ms. Sharon because the figure they ridiculed was black and so was she s0 seeing that people think that a certain race is supposed to be valued more than another hurt her.

To be anti racist you have to listen to others point of view

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To change our systems we have to continue standing up to people who think that  discriminating people because of their culture or skin color is ok. We have to stop ignoring racism and start to stand up for our rights. Because it doesn't matter where you're from, what color skin you have, or which culture you belong to. We are all the same. We all matter.

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I think that it is true. Everywhere there are limits that limit at least one of us. I think that the people with higher power can limit us easily. Even if it is not direct, they have power over the person or group that they want to limit. I think that no one culture is dominant, sure, the 'white' people are usually dominant but it really depends on the region. For sure in most of the places the people with more power would be dominant. In ISD the English and 'white' are probably the most dominant and have power, and also outside. It also depends, because the police also has more power and the government too. It would take an agreement and mindset that nobody is lesser and everybody should get treated the way that they should and how you want to be treated. The world should be full of equity and fairness. There wold still be many microaggressions and there is no stopping discriminations because to do that you would have to change the persons thoughts. What should happen is that everybody should be able to stand up for themselves and not be scared to.

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They should know not to make fun of others because of their skin because it is really offensive but Ms.Sheran wasn't with a whole group or population of black people so she couldn't defend herself even if she wanted to. It really hurt me that they were insulting black people and should learn respect. : )

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1. Social Media and fear of getting "Cancled"

2. In this school the culture that is most dominant is none. This school prides itself on making sure all cultures are equal.

3. In this school there is no dominant race. But in normal school in the us and the US itself the dominant race is white. This is completely unfair. This is because in school the education is easier to understand for white students.

4.You need to make sure every person has teh same starting place. That education needs to be more easy for everyone to learn. You need also to make sure that if you want change you need to do something about it.

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3. i think that society put down dark skin color and they tend or believing white people more and they might not do it on purpose but they should realise this and try be more sensible with this.

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1. "What within our systems limit us?"
the color of our skin our place of origin

2. "What culture is dominant?"
mostly white people
3. "What race is dominant within our institutions, within our systems?"
mostly white people

4. "What would it take to change those systems?"
responsibility respect

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1. In some places some people with dark skin are more limited than others because usually there are more white people than Dark people and I don't really know why but some people not all are more mean to the black people which is unfair
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What within our systems limit us?

Something that limits us is that for example wherever you are for example if your in America, Canada or France black people and people of other skins are a bit more limited because there are more white people everywhere they go in those countries and they have more dominance.

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I think that it's kind of true that some people can be really insensitive about others peoples reace and culture

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I think it would take a lot of us and positivity  for us to change the system because we are rally surrounded around negativity so I think we need positivity from people and spread it around.
And that people shouldnt judge us of color because we are the same our color doesnt define who we are.

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being from holland, I can relate to alot of this

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i dont know what culture is dominant and every race is dominant we need to respect all race to change the system.

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What does systems mean?

i dont know

I dont know

I dont know...