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It talks about the class between to Socs and the Greasers and it doesn't really make because, it doesn't matter what class your in , its the respect that you get from other instead of these stereotypical modern people boooooooo

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I agree because she explains how the socs think their better than than the greasers because to them the greasers are consider "poor, people with riches, and who don't have nice luxurious stuff" and the socs are these mean rich people who hurt and bother people on their free time.

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David       I think it relates to the book because the Socs think they are way better than the greasers just because they have more than the greasers.

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David       I think it relates to the book because the Socs think they are way better than the greasers just because they have more than the greasers.

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ur dumb

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I think it relates to the outsiders because the socs think more of themselves and think they are better than the greasers.

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I do agree with her since she said she had some biases herself yet she's the one talking about it so who knows what kind of biases we have.

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In my opinion, I stand with the woman! She broke down the different ways bias affects races. The video talked about how skin color became a reason to blame someone. In the Outsiders book, it was biased because the Socs were assuming to be rich as for the Greasers were assumed to be poor. The purpose of this video was to r]try and put a stop to biasm.

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I agree with the woman because she really explained what bias can do to people of race. In the outsiders the socs made a bias toward the greeseres saying they are a poor group (gang). She also explained that if they where a test of white or black people people chose white so I remembered the this can relate to the outsiders because people will choose socs because they rich but wont choose greasers because they are poor.

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They are talking about that people get blamed at for there skin color or how they act

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It shows how socs would beat up greasers and its the same in our life too.

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I feel like there talking about people not doing anything and still get blamed and shot for looking like a thug or a gangster and in the outsiders there talking about the greasers are poor and a lot of bad things and about the socs they are talking about the socs are sporty and rich and like acting lie thats a flex. And she wants that to end and a lot of other people

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How to overcome our biases? Walk boldly toward them

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Our biases can be dangerous, even deadly — as we’ve seen in the cases of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner, in Staten Island, New York. Diversity advocate Vernā Myers looks closely at some of the subconscious attitudes we hold toward out-groups. She makes a plea to all people: Acknowledge your biases. Then move toward, not away from, the groups that make you uncomfortable. In a funny, impassioned, important talk, she shows us how.