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As I sit alone in this coffee shop, I say with all sincerity that I feel a sense of responsibility writing this article. I sent out a Facebook status to my fellow Natives today asking to share experiences of racism. Thinking this article would be easy, leaning on the fact that racism is fairly common […]read more
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