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Teen & Brown In The Midwest: 'No One Could See Beyond My Color, & It Crushed Me'
Estimated reading time: 11 minutes I thought I fit in I didn’t think racism still existed. After all, I learnt in school that Martin Luther King Jr. eradicated racism back in the 60s, and that was a bad thing that used to exist back in the day, but only typically in the south. And I lived in Ohio, so it’s definitely not a place like Alabama. I also went to a Christian school, so there was no reason I should ever experience anything of the sort. …
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Teen & Brown In The Midwest: 'No One Could See Beyond My Color, & It Crushed Me'
Estimated reading time: 11 minutes I thought I fit in I didn’t think racism still existed. After all, I learnt in school that Martin Luther King Jr. eradicated racism back in the 60s, and that was a bad thing that used to exist back in the day, but only typically in the south. And I lived in Ohio, so it’s definitely not a place like Alabama. I also went to a Christian school, so there was no reason I should ever experience anything of the sort. …
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