Title: 14 Small Ways You Can Fight Racism Every Day
Headings: 14 Small Ways You Can Fight Racism Every Day
14 Small Ways You Can Fight Racism Every Day
Don't be afraid of the word "racist"
Call out loved ones when they say or do racist things
Don't make the trials and tribulations of minorities all about you
Apologize if you need to
Racist jokes aren't funny, so don't laugh
Stop saying that you "don't see color"
Get to know Black history
Approach the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with caution and care
Don't think it's OK to use the N-word because rappers use it
If you don't have to identify Black people by the color of their skin, don't
Understand what white privilege is and own it
Stop saying "all lives matter" and dismissing affirmative action as unfair to white people
Don't let minorities do all the talking
Do something
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Content: Black is not invisible. It's the elephant in every room a Black person walks into. To say you don't see it is to say you don't see us. Here's why you need to stop saying "I don't see color." Get to know Black history
They don't teach it in school. Not really. Slavery is generally discussed from the white point of view: the white legislators and white U.S. presidents who spent decades debating it and giving it a pass. Abraham Lincoln is portrayed as the great emancipator as if people like Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, and Frederick Douglass were just sitting around on the sidelines and waiting for him to save them all. If you know Black history, then you'll understand the great contributions Black people have made to American life and why so many of us are still so angry.