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What's one change you can make in your daily life that could have a positive impact on race relations around you?

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 @9KJZQWB from Florida  answered…1yr1Y

Educate myself on racial history and stay open minded to other's experiences.

 @9KMG6KH from California  disagreed…1yr1Y

I believe that race relations are fine as they are now. We all live under the same constitution, so how can race relations be unequal?

 @9KKY4XN  from Texas  agreed…1yr1Y

It's important to realize that our world was built on inequality - until we strengthen the base we built it on, we can't grow!

 @9KK2QGL from Colorado  answered…1yr1Y

We can just be humans simple as that no race hate no nothing like that

 @9KJZTWB from Colorado  answered…1yr1Y

Try not to judge someone immediately off of their skin color because they could be just as good as you at something or better and they don't have a chance to show it because of judgment

 @9KJZDW8 from Colorado  answered…1yr1Y

Inclusivity or avoiding other ethnic groups. Just overall being a better person.

 @9KJYPQ4 from Washington  answered…1yr1Y

Watch what I say, make sure I don't say anything offensive to other cultures.

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