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recommended steps TO ASSES YOUR BIAS

  • Consider your biases. Confront them.
  • Talk to people who are different than you; than are different than the people you usually talk to.
  • Reflect on your life experiences and how those experiences shape the way you see and judge things and people.
  • Initiate a conversation with someone whom you may have offended.
  • Expose yourself to different experiences.
  • See the world and the people in it as one huge library from which you can always learn.
  • Be an ally. Speak up when you think things are unfair or someone isn't being treated fairly.
  • Hold people and businesses accountable for diversity and inclusiveness.
  • Read. Watch movies. Listen to podcasts that broaden your world and perspective.

Reading recommendations

Movie recommendations

  • 13th by Ava Devernay
  • Glory
  • Joy Luck Club
  • TransAmerica
  • Malcom X
  • Remember the Titans
  • Boys in the Hood
  • Birth of a Nation
  • A Time to Kill
  • Amistad
  • Beauty & the Beast Billy Elliot
  • Boys Don't Cry
  • Gandhi
  • A Day without A Mexican
  • Stand and Deliver
  • Do The Right Thing
  • Joy
  • On the Way to School
  • Moonlight
  • Crash
  • Mississippi Burning
  • I Learn America
  • My Family
  • Real Women Have Curves
  • Mudbound
  • Love, Simon
  • Tangerine
  • Brokeback Mountain
  • Other People
  • The Kids Are All Right
  • The Way He Looks
  • Dances with Wolves

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