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Personal and/or professional analysis or impact of first impressions
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Comparison of first impressions with other concepts
Are first impressions overlooked and/or underemphasized?
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Local, national, and international opinions or views about or related to first impressions
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Racism
Racism in language
An experience with or involving racism that changed your life
Excerpts from books or articles about or related to racism
Racism in academia
Racism in America
How to avoid being a victim of racism
Journalistic WHY analysis of racism: why it happened - reasons and causes
Comparison of racism with other cultural aspects or matters
Proposal(s) or solution(s) countering conflicting opinions or views about or related to racism
Harms or damages caused by racism
What the government is doing to curb or fight racism
Journalistic 5Ws and H analysis of racism (who, what, where, when, why, how)
Biases in favor of, against, or related to racism
Politicians opposed to the fight against racism
How wide spread was racism?

Girl, where is your pride?, Girl, where is your dignity?, girl,why are you a nasty girl?. Dressed up like she's a wannabe- beauty queen; How can she be so mean?. She sits at the corner of the table sucking her teeth and flicking her tonuge as she twists her hair and smiles a nice but, smug smile. She spreads herself around like wild fire and doesn't mind a thing about it. She knows all about the birds & the bees in these trees. Girl, where is your pride?, Girl, where is your dignity?, Girl, why are you a nasty girl?. Teased hair and some high
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