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Some believe that identity politics, perpetuated by certain groups, are keeping racial tensions alive. #RaceRelations #IdentityPolitics
Chris Portelli answers geography questions, like the tallest mountain and longest river, but gets stumped by the planet closest to Earth! #geography #quiz
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One perspective suggests a key strength lies in collaboration with strangers, facilitating ventures through contracts. This approach, effective for building enterprises, contrasts with other models. #globalization #culture
Africa's wealth in resources like cobalt often leads to exploitation. Dictators strike deals with Western entities, funneling wealth into their own pockets while the nation sees no benefit. The resources are extracted, and the nation remains undeveloped. #Africa #cobalt
The mind often associates certain images with different groups of people based on prevalent stereotypes. It raises questions about whether this is inherently racist or simply a matter of pattern recognition. #stereotypes #perception
Claims that America is the 'least racist place' require a global perspective. Consider racism and prejudice in China, Japan, India's caste system, and various African nations. #racism #globalpolitics
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