Sam Seder
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What Most People Don't Understand About Race
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November 27, 2017
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2:37Now PlayingIn this 'The Michael Brooks Show' clip, why do so many people misunderstand race?
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"Today, science tells us that all humans share a common ancestry. And while there are differences among us, we're also very much alike. Changing demographics in the U.S. and across the globe are resulting in new patterns of marriage, housing, education, employment, and new thinking about race. Despite these advances, the legacy of race continues to affect us in a variety of ways.
Deeply held assumptions about race and enduring stereotypes make us think that gaps in wealth, health, housing, education, employment, or physical ability in sports are natural. And we fail to see the privileges that some have been granted and others denied because of skin color. This creation called race, has fostered inequality and discrimination for centuries. It has influenced how we relate to each other as human beings."*
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