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"good hair"
The way black people talk, if it isn't slang and it is proper and correct
mall curfew, thinking that you're doing something wrong

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I walked in to a gas station with black friends and the guy told us we were not allowed in. When we asked why, they said "just cuz"

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people avoid me because the way i look and judge me for my size
Always assuming my race and ethnicity

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Discrimination and bullying over groups of minorities. Favoritism shown towards white students, given preferential treatment for no specific reason.

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"everyday in the city"
"mostly because I'm a woman"

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¨you´re stuck up, mean¨
¨you got long hair for a black girl¨
¨You´re a basic white girl¨
¨you talk like a white girl¨
¨people automatically lock car doors, hide purses¨
~you tell us

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Yes, most of it comes from the things we do that aren't even related to who we are.

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Of course. As humans its just part of what

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Of course. As humans it's just part of what we do. We've been discriminated against based on racial stereotypes which many want us to fit in with. For example, in track people will think that you can't jump or run because you're white or you should play basketball because you're black.

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Friends were walking in the hallway and some guy told them to "go back to Iraq" when the friends were not even from there and were born in the U.S.

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yes, pretty much everyday. Often targeted towards our intelligence, family history, and bodies.

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-The fact that we are black means we're going to be fast
-Had to leave the room because of the color of skin because the bias made the woman think they were going to steal while she was gone
-Teacher assumed I didn't want to go to college because I was black
-Driving and cop made a U-turn when passed by

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' your pretty for a darkskin girl'
'your one of the many ugly ones'
'you must love rap music'

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Assumptions of race, agism,

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"yore acting too black"
"wearing white people shoes"
"youre talking white"
"you can't sing because youre a man"
"youre mook"
"You're too white"

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People are intimidated by the way I dress and express myself and jump to conclusions about who I am. I've learned to ignore it and not let it get to me. It's sad how often it happens because on paper I look great but my face tells a whole different story, I want to prove them wrong. It's difficult to keep putting on a show for people to make them feel better instead of myself.

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- "good hair"
- in the mall, curfew
- the way people speak (black people)

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- stereotypes
- feel like you have to uphold or reject a certain image
- stereotypes shouldn't be used to assume about everyone in the group because its is simply not the case
- they are TOXIC
- children have a detrimental effect on their self-image and often have to change how they project themselves to affirm that they are not bound by these stereotypes.

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Oh honey YES,
-"Aren't you kind of slow? I mean like you're gay you're probably not good at sports or anything..." "Wait you DONT watch Rue Paul's Drag Race??"
-"If you're genderfluid, why are you growing out your hair? Why are you wearing feminine clothes?"
-People can't grasp the idea of trans/cisgender, you deserve to be who you are no matter who you are
-People judge all the time based on just the sound of your voice and assume you do/don't do things all the time just based on small things they pick up on when they only know a small fraction of the story.

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There's no way to avoid implicit bias. It's everywhere so everyone experiences it everyday. There's always gonna be one experience that sticks out for you more than the rest but it will always be there

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¨One day my little brother was stopped by a cop and the cop asked him about a boy that was missing. My brother didn´t know him and told the officer that. Instead of saying okay, the officer started questioning him about where we lived, who he lived with, and what their jobs were. When my brother came in and told us my mom, and I had went to2 approach the officer and were then questioned before he finally let us leave

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Yes we all have

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"You talk like a white girl" and they think your stuck up
If you got to the city they think you must be black or mixed "you don't act like a white kid"
There are a lot of negative connotations about the city

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1. A group of friends, white and black, were at a restaurant and the white friends were asked if they were being bothered by the black males.
2. I go to a predominantly white school so I see this a lot. I am the "loud black girl", I am the "activist" and tend to be called on in class to speak about diversity. My friends who aren't white say I am white washed because of the school that I go to, the way I dress, how i speak, etc

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Implicit bias can intrude on how someone normally acts. Within our table we discussed how due to implicit bias we've  been afraid to speak up in group conversations, go to the mall alone, scared that people will make assumptions on you based off appearance which can lead to conflict

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- I was dancing with my friends after rehearsal and some kids walked by and said "Shut the @#$% up faggot and sit down"
- "Can I not have guy friends?"
- "Wait, you're gay and you haven't seen Dear Simon yet?"
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Yes
Yes when I first came to my school.
Yes "She probably only does hip hop"
yes at my school
"you're going to play basketball right"

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"I'm pretty sure you are a fast kid."
"You could be
nothing more than a stupid dyke."