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It seems like sometimes we talk about racism in a big-picture way and then it feels like it doesn't impact us. Can we talk about things we've witnessed ourselves and what we should do?

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It seems like sometimes we talk about racism in a big-picture way and then it feels like it doesn't impact us. Can we talk about things we've witnessed ourselves and what we should do?

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What can we do when we hear people say racist things or comment on social media?

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why do we judge people with different skin colour?

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why do we judge people with different skin colour?

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because thats what were taught by are parents nd by stereotypes.

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racism happens alot and and we have to find a away to stop it

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how does racicim still exist and where would i find it?

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how does racicim still exist and where would i find it?

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Does it happen still in Canada?

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why is there racism theres no point of it all it dose is brings people down

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why is there racism theres no point of it all it dose is brings people down

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Does it make you feel good to put down other people

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Question..... why does racism still exist

Something that stuck with me.... is that when people aply for a job sometimes people will guess or chose there job because of there race or religion

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i see it all the time in our own classroom,but i dont want to say names

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Question how does racism still exist today I remember in grade 6 a white kid called my friend who was black the N word and then there was fight

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If people want to decolonise does that mean they want to kick everyone that isn't nativley from here want to be kicked out

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you shouldn't judge someone by how they look. ( they might not be what they look like) .

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you shouldn't judge someone by how they look. ( they might not be what they look like) .

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how did stereotypes start ? what was the first stereo type?

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dont judge someone of from what they look like and who they are because it could hurt them

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Just because some people from a race or country does something or acts like something doesn't mean everyone from that country or race does that

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why do people still think they are at a higher level then others just because the other person looks different than others?

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i realize you're very good at explaining to us about what and different types of racism but how do you deal with it, especially at this age and the pre-adolescent time period

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Just because one person acts someway, it doesn't mean their friends or family are goingr to be like​ that too

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Just because one person acts someway, it doesn't mean their friends or family are goingr to be like​ that too

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How do people learn racism? A "single story" about a group can keep people from being seen as who they are. Also, if you can't see it, you can't be it. Having a wide range of role models is important.

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why do first nations not like to be called Indian but sometimes call them selves Indian?

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Don't judge a group of people from just an image 

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Don't judge a group of people from just an image 

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How can we stop the Indian act (aka aboriginal act)?

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You shouldn't judge someone on how they look and what you think they are just from a picture.

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You shouldn't judge someone on how they look and what you think they are just from a picture.

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why did people think they were at a higher level than others. And why did they let them treat them like that.