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What is internalised racism?
- Lower self-esteem and self-hatred.
- Lack of confidence and personal aspiration.
- Personalisation of hatred narratives, discriminatory stereotypes, or racial prejudices from society.
- Lack of emotional intelligence skills.
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Who is a victim of internalised racism?
- A person who is suffering from direct effects of internalised racism.
- A person who is young adult refugee.
- A person who belongs to a non-elite racial minority group.
- A person who belongs to a sexual or gender minority group.
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Who is a survivor of internalised racism?
- A person who reacts to acts of hate speech, discrimination, and racism.
- A former victim who implicitly or explicitly recognises and alone or with others reacts to acts of internalised hate speech, discrimination, and racism.
- A person who belongs to a non-elite racial minority group.
- A person who belongs to a sexual or gender minority group.
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Why is immersion the most devastating stage of internalised racism?
- A person is frustrated and confused because of how one is treated when they talk about witnessed stereotypes and experienced racial prejudices.
- A person is struggling with racial identity and cultural values.
- A person is struggling with sexual and gender identities.
- A person questions their own sanity; knowingly or not knowingly the inner live is adjusted by adapting a sense of inferiority to other human beings.
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Why is theatre of the oppressed best at dealing with internalised racism?
- A common dialogue space for the victims and survivors only.
- A common, healthy, and dynamic tool for communication and for overcoming our differences and heavy emotions.
- A non-formal education approach embedded in youth work.
- A common space for community development.
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