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Racism is associated with poor mental health and wellbeing. Evidence shows that racism not only has detrimental impacts on those discriminated against, their friends and family, and the perpetrators and society at large.
Individuals can help to reduce racism and prejudice in many ways:
Seeing another person’s point of view, rather than seeing others as foreign, unknown and unknowable is critical for developing acceptance of others. Children can be helped to develop non-prejudiced attitudes and behaviours in a number of ways:
Children can find positive ways to respond to racism. You could:
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