1. How does what people initially learned about racism compare/contrast with the definition of racism that Ijeoma Oluo describes inWhat is racism?

2. Ijeoma Oluo offers several guidelines for having more effective conversations about race (What if I talk about race wrong?).

Which of these guidelines do people think would be most important to practice in our learning community and why?

3. What are other hopes, worries, or needs people have when talking about and across differences?

4. What is racism?

What if people talk about race wrong?

Here is the references,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnybJZRWipg