How have you committed to working against racism

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Final Paper (Due Friday, March 24th, 2023, at 5 pm. PST Time)
Requirements:
Question 1? What have you learned about yourself by reflecting on this class?

Question 2? In what ways would you act differently now?

Question 3? How have you committed to working against racism and oppression? If you have not committed to this, what stops you from doing so?

Question 4? What barriers do you anticipate in combating racism, and how might you handle this?

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