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5 July 2019/ Racism in America

"I don't have a racist bone in my body"

"I don't have a racist bone in my body"
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Bob James

Bob James

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The rewards of an inter-racial marriage
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The rewards of an inter-racial marriage

It may have been easier to marry someone of our own ethnicity. But this is one of the best ways to break down barriers.

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Experiencing racism for the first time
Racism in America

Experiencing racism for the first time

Some white students told my white roommate to never be seen around African-Americans – or they’d harm him.

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    Bob James
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"I don't have a racist bone in my body"
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