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I pledge to help eliminate racism from society. Everyone deserves respect, it doesn’t matter where you come from, everyone is equal. Racism should be stopped,
I pledge to help eliminate racism from society. Everyone deserves respect, it doesn’t matter where you come from, everyone is equal. Racism should be stopped,
We have have the basic right to feel safe, there is no place for racism in a civilized society…time for every one of us in
I pledge to create learning environments free from racial prejudice. I will endeavour to critically reflect on any biases I have acquired during my education
I am a Counsellor, committed to not just helping people who have been affected by racism but by helping those who have affected others to
Multiculturalism is in Australia to stay and conflicts with the White Australia Policy that still lingers in the air. Hope its not for long for
I am a preservice teacher and when I go out into schools, I do not want any child under my care to suffer either emotionally
I pledge to eliminate racism from society. We should all live in peace and happiness and enjoy life without having to worry about racism. Please
Racism does not only damage people from different ethnicity, it also harms Australia’s international image. Reports after reports are telling us Australia is one of
I pledge to fight against racism in case. Racism is illegal. I will stop racism as far as I can go. There are those people
I pledge to implement anti racism in my daycare service and role model appropriate behaviour helping to stop racism. Rachel3029
As a soon to be teacher, I will teach my students that there is no such things as ‘racism’. We are all one race. Ellen5047
We want a world where racism does not exist. This starts with the education of children. This includes education about bystanders and their ability to
It just won’t go away, will it?! We have to do whatever we can as a nation, as a community to eradicate this insidious societal
I grew up in a diverse family. It didn’t matter what colour you were, if you had a disability, whether you were rich or poor,