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Does racial bias take shape at a certain stage of adulthood or can its origins be traced back to early childhood? A new study conducted at the Faculty of Health – York University is showing research that sheds light on how racial prejudice develops in children.  © Indy Bay | Oscar Grant Foundation By Nina Kalirai
Police brutality has been an issue long before social media allowed for video evidence to become viral, bringing awareness to people around the world, and starting activist movements such as Black Lives Matter.  © Jenny Rathbone By Safa Gangat
The United Nations has recognised February 6th as International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). And how do we commemorate this in Canada? Well, a quick online search has the answer.  @ Entouraaj By Danny Sheahan Transcribed by Fatima Husain Does racial bias take shape at a certain stage of adulthood or can its origins be traced back to early childhood? A new study conducted at the Faculty of Health – York University is showing research that sheds light on how racial prejudice develops in children.
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