Learning from past mistakes from "summary" of How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi
In order to move forward in our quest to be antiracist, we must confront our past mistakes. It is not enough to simply acknowledge them; we must learn from them. This process of learning from our past mistakes is essential if we are to truly effect change in ourselves and in society as a whole. By examining our past actions and beliefs, we can begin to identify patterns of thinking and behavior that have contributed to systemic racism. This self-reflection is not easy; it requires us to be honest with ourselves and to be willing to confront uncomfortable truths. However, it is through this process of self-examination that we can begin to dismantle the racist ideas that have been ingrained in us. Learning from...
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