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"Blind Spot" by Mahzarin R. Banaji and Anthony G. Greenwald discusses how implicit biases can influence everyday interactions and provides insight into unintentional discrimination.

The article "What Students Are Saying About Racist Jokes at School" discusses how discriminatory jokes in educational settings often go unchallenged, leading to a culture where racism is normalized among students.

This 2020 article discusses research from the American Psychological Association, revealing that adults often delay conversations about race with children, underestimating their ability to process racial concepts early on.

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In her TED Talk "Microaggressions in School Communities," Sofia Rahman discusses how subtle discriminatory remarks and actions, often dismissed as harmless, can negatively impact students from marginalized groups in a school setting.

Code Switch is an NPR podcast hosted by journalists Gene Demby and B.A. Parker. The show explores race, culture and identity in everyday life, addressing topics such as systemic racism, representation in media and the intersection of race with politics, history and pop culture.

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