Most People Aren’t Racist – Why Only Independent Beliefs Can Define Racism?

In this video, we explore the complexities of racism and why independent beliefs play a crucial role in understanding it. The discussion goes beyond surface-level assumptions, diving into personal responsibility, societal narratives, and the difference between bias and racism. Are most people truly racist, or is it more about individual perspectives and beliefs? Watch as we break down the nuances of how independent thinking shapes attitudes and actions.

Discover:
The distinction between prejudice and racism.
How independent beliefs shape societal change.
Why focusing on individual actions can redefine conversations on racism.

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Most People Aren’t Racist – Why Only Independent Beliefs Can Define Racism?

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