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How to deal with racism as an african american
Don't minimize your feelings after encountering racism.
You may be tempted to brush off a racist comment or micro-aggression as " nothing " or think that you are being too sensitive. You are not.

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[A]. Racism is not something to be treated like a comedy-see it as things to learn from others. Contrary to popular belief, the dermatologist may not be able to tell you exactly what is acceptable and what isn't.
[B]. You are humans, and the strong reaction you experience when faced with a racist comment includes sadness, anger, fear, and depression. Try not to allow these negative feelings to surface.
[C]. You are dealing with a small, major issue with your culture, which you need to address and to go about correcting. Strive to focus on the things that your culture has brought to you, rather than the mentally or emotionally dangerous things they should be.
[D]. Being mistreated or stereotyped because of your skin color is hurtful. And no matter what is put out in the media about racism no longer existing, your feelings are very valid.
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[D].