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Children from black, Asian and minority
ethnic backgrounds will hear, in learning
about racism in society, that they must
work much harder for the same recognition
as their White peers.
Racism can be obvious, like racial slurs
IMPACTS OF thrown your way, but it is more often subtle
and restrained.
RACISM Some call it “unintentional” or “unconscious
bias” as though intent mitigates impact when
you are on the receiving end of being
dehumanised.
Subtle in nature and therefore hard to call
out, racism as practised on an institutional
level hides in plain sight.
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