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Angelina Kim - Cardinal Carter Academy For The Arts

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Angelina Kim - Cardinal Carter Academy For The Arts

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We are just who we are, no one has the right to judge us. people feel their souls in their own point of view, so let it be by taking confidence in your selves!

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Systemic racism is more dangerous because of how much it gets ignored. Accept, understand and use your privileges to help those who don't have them.

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Teodor - St. Joan of Arc Catholic Secondary School

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Teodor - St. Joan of Arc Catholic Secondary School

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In today's presentation I learned that stereotypes are not good and can negatively impact the person who you are saying to, even if you didn't want too.

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Melinda Rozanov - Michael Power St.Joseph

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Melinda Rozanov - Michael Power St.Joseph

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The education system has completely revolved around a narrative that erases the story of people of colour. We as students need to recognize this and not ignore the struggle people of colour have gone through.

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Whitney Naluuma- St.Joseph's College school

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Whitney Naluuma- St.Joseph's College school

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Do not change yourself just to fit in but love yourself for who you are and where you come from

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My identity is a superpower - not an obstacle

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We all have some implicit biases to personal groups of people through our attitudes, which have become norms in our society. For example, regarding anything with black negatively unconsciously.

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To understand racism today we must understand it's history.

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Amazing Presenters!  Who am I? Workshop was challenging and amazing!  Thank you for this opportunity to attend the first annual Anti-Racism Conference, "Widening your Lens Widens our Space".

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Ava Soars - Cardinal Carter Academy For The Arts

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Ava Soars - Cardinal Carter Academy For The Arts

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It is my job to educate myself and lift up voices of people that can not necessarily do it themselves!

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Support people’s race that deal with discrimination  and help them feel comfortable with their own culture , race and a lot more.

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I will strive to encourage all of my students to continually share their unique voices, as ALL voices are valid.

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there is a lot of things that we don't get taught and are hidden about what the indigenous population had and still has to go through

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Racism is everywhere, and we see racism in our own religious symbolism, but racism can never be justified.

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Deconstructing the social construct is something that needs to be done in order to dismantle prejudice, stereotypes, and biases. Be your authentic self and also make it your responsibility to make and create a safe environment for yourself and others. "My identity is not an obstacle".

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We can't let stereotypes define how we see others. Stereotypes are harmful, stifle individuality and we all need to help dismantle them so to avoid unconscious bias.

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Sophia E. Galarza - St. Joseph's College School

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Sophia E. Galarza - St. Joseph's College School

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The stereotypes seen in everyday society are extremely far from the truth.

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"Everyone suffers in their life. There are many sad days, but rather than sad days, we hope to have better days. That's what makes us live. That's what makes us dream." - Kim Namjoon, BTS

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Miracle Chipenda Bishop Morocco

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to stop racism, global warming, and other problems, you have to do something instead of just thinking it’s bad

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Anti-racism isn't only about pointing out racism in the world/community, but it is about taking action and preventing racism.

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There are no positive stereotypes or positive biases. Everyone should authentically be themselves.

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My identity isn't an obstacle, it's my superpower. Be you because you are enough!

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"At any given moment, you have the power to say: This is not how my story ends!"

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This workshop helped me appreciate the gift of free will that God gave us. It made me realize that God wants us to be free, and wants to guide us to be the best version of ourselves.

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In today's afternoon conference I learned about the roles people have on society as well as the privilege people have on society because of certain physical or characteristic traits they have. I learned how racial stereotypes can alter my whole view of a person. Racial stereotypes need to be addressed as wrong and discriminative. I also learned that my identity is not an obstacle. My identity is a superpower.

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“I am enough”

The mind works through repetition. So let’s talk to ourselves kindly. Let’s talk to others kindly to others.

I am enough.
I am enough.
I am enough.

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Anti-racism is not just about pointing out racism but taking action and preventing racism.

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It is important to not assume you know anything about someone just by looking at them (see: The Airplane Game!) Also that our identities are superpowers!

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Stereotypes are harmful, and one is free to express themselves the way they want (so as long as it does not hurt other people in any way).

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Let your identity be your superpower!
Be fully and authentically you because you are enough! :)

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It's not "their" job to educate me on equity. It is MY job to educate myself.