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2007-08-07 08:57 pm (UTC)
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I like your main point, and the way you said it.
That said, my personal experience was that "anti-racist education," which I first encountered in college, was the first time I started to learn to think about black people differently than white people. I think that was not the point.
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Date: 2007-08-07 08:57 pm (UTC)That said, my personal experience was that "anti-racist education," which I first encountered in college, was the first time I started to learn to think about black people differently than white people. I think that was not the point.