"Yes. It's uncomfortable," Gipson says."But we can't avoid things that are uncomfortable — because this is part of the problem of why we're not as far along as we should be," in eliminating racial injustices. And the more people who join the conversation, the better.Inger E Burnett-Zeigler,
"I think it's important for everyone, regardless of race, to ask, 'What is my role in this system?'"she says. Ask yourself, 'Have I been a passive bystander, and how can I change that?' These tragic events of recent weeks can also create an opportunity, because people are fired up. Given all the anger and frustration, experts say there are strategies to channel these emotions into action.Whether it's your work colleagues, teammates, your children or extended family, one way to change hearts and minds is to listen. When we stop talking and start listening, we validate others' feelings and emotions. And, we may find opportunities to educate.
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Just don’t use a spray can and get arrested or worse
Here’s another one. Analyze who has kept you on welfare, uneducated, on a low wage job and used blamed Republicans to draw the truth away from them and my fellow minorities will discover that liberals had their knee on our neck all this time.
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Racism? Those who advocate policies that treat people differently according to race are the real racists. Know any?
Stop using tragic events for selfish purposes
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