How to Fight Racism - Session 3 - How to Explore Your Racial Identity
How to Fight Racism (Jemar Tisby)
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*Racial identity development* refers to the process of defining for oneself the personal significance and social meaning of belonging to a particular racial group. Racially mature people will assert not only that their race is a factor in how they experience the world but also that identity is more than skin deep.
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