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Listening to marginalized voices is crucial from "summary" of So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo

The voices of marginalized people are often drowned out by the dominant narratives that society chooses to amplify. These voices hold within them the truths and experiences that are essential for understanding the complexities of race and racism. Ignoring these voices means missing out on crucial insights that can challenge our preconceived notions and expand our understanding of the world. When we listen to marginalized voices, we are not just hearing individual stories - we are gaining access to a collective wisdom that has been shaped by centuries of struggle and resilience. These voices have the power to disrupt the status quo and shift the conversation towards a more inclusive and just society. By centering these voices in discussions about race, we are acknowledging the inherent value of their perspectives and the importance of their...
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    So You Want to Talk About Race

    Ijeoma Oluo

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