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Racism is discrimination on the basis of race. It can be stopped by teaching children (and adults) that every human is same and every human is equal.

masha68 [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Racism is judging someone based on the color of their skin (black or white)

I think that completely stopping racism is close to impossible, but we can make it very clear from the time kids are at a very young age that we are EQUALS nobody is better than someone because of the color of their skin.

Explanation:

People seem to think that only white people can be racist against people of color, but in reality I (a young white girl) also have to live in fear just because my ancestors were Irish and English. I find myself feeling like I have done something wrong because the media makes white people out to be bad guys. (please don't attack me for this response)

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