Anti-Racism

If someone disagrees with the principles of anti-racism, how would you engage in a conversation with them?

Do you believe there are any potential disadvantages to an anti-racist approach, and if so, how could they be addressed?

How does the diversity of your friend group influence your views on racial issues?

What's a meaningful conversation you've had, that has deepened your understanding of racial discrimination?

What's a historical event related to racial justice that you feel doesn't get enough attention and why?

How do you navigate the balance between respecting cultural heritage and acknowledging the potential for racism?

In what ways do you believe our society benefits from the inclusion and success of racially diverse individuals?

Have you ever taken a stand against a racist joke or comment in your social circle, and what was the outcome?

What's an example of institutional racism you've become aware of and what action do you think should be taken?

If you could envisage the future of your community without racism, what three changes would be most noticeable?

How has the media shaped your understanding of race, and is there a particular story that has stayed with you?

If you could change one thing about how history is taught regarding race, what would it be?

What is one question you've always wanted to ask about another culture but felt too embarrassed or afraid to ask?

In your experience, how do stereotypes influence the way we interact with people from different races?

How do you feel about the current state of racial equality in education, and what changes do you think are needed?

Is it enough to be non-racist, or should individuals strive to be actively anti-racist, and why?

What role do you think the internet and social media play in combating or contributing to racism?

How can learning about other cultures’ festivals and traditions help combat racism, based on your experience?

Can participating in cultural exchange programs reduce racial prejudices, and why might that be the case?

How might tackling systemic racism benefit aspects of society like the economy or healthcare?

What's the most effective way you've found to shut down a racially insensitive remark?

How would you feel if you saw racial injustice at your school or workplace, and what would you do?

How has your understanding of different cultures enriched your own life?

What personal experiences have shaped your views on the importance of racial equality?

How do you believe acknowledging and learning from past racial injustices can influence today's society?

What ways have you found effective in educating your peers about the importance of anti-racism?

How do personal biases affect our views on racism, and what can we do to become more self-aware?

In what instances have you seen unity and solidarity overcome racial barriers, and what impact did that have on you?

How can we balance the desire for harmony with the need to address uncomfortable truths about racism?

How can we integrate anti-racist practices into our daily lives to promote long-term societal change?

How does recognizing the contributions of marginalized racial groups to history enhance our understanding of the present?

How does the intersectionality of people's identities affect their experiences with racism?

What moments in recent history have prompted you to act or speak out against racial injustice?

How do you balance the need for protest and activism with maintaining an inclusive, respectful dialogue on racism?

In what ways can art and creative expression be used to challenge racial prejudices and promote understanding?

What is the importance of listening to and amplifying the voices of those who are directly affected by racial discrimination?

How does fostering an environment of inclusion and respect in schools lay the groundwork for anti-racist societies?

What does being 'anti-racist' mean to you personally, and how does it shape your interactions with others?

Do you think individuals can make a difference in the fight against racism, or is it primarily a job for larger organizations and governments?

In what ways do you think anti-racism benefits everyone in society, not just those who are racially marginalized?

What actions can every one of us take to contribute to an anti-racist future?

Can you recall a moment when you witnessed someone standing up against racism, and how did that impact you?

How can we create safe spaces in our communities where racism can be discussed openly and constructively?

Have you ever changed someone’s mind about racism, and how did you approach the conversation?

What lessons have historical figures who fought against racism taught you about standing up for what's right?

How do your friends influence your understanding and actions toward racial equality?

What role does personal responsibility play in combating racism, and can an individual's actions make a real difference?

How does celebrating multicultural events at school impact your thinking about race?

In what ways do you think sports and teamwork can help bridge racial divides?

How does it make you feel when you see someone speak up for a person being racially discriminated against?

Why is it important to have diverse role models in the media, and who is a role model that has influenced you?

What's a question about race that you're afraid to ask, and what makes it intimidating for you?

How do you think food from different cultures can play a role in promoting racial understanding and tolerance?

When was a time that you felt your own cultural identity was especially important to you?

Why do you think discussions about racism can sometimes make people uncomfortable, and how can those discussions be made easier?

Can humor ever be a constructive tool in addressing racism, and if so, how?

How does learning about the history of different races and ethnicities influence your current relationships with peers?

How would you respond if someone told you that talking about racism only creates more division?

Why do you think some people struggle to understand the concept of 'white privilege' and how would you explain it?

How does experiencing or witnessing everyday acts of kindness and inclusion across different racial groups impact your views on the possibility of achieving racial harmony?

How might the stories of individuals from different races inspire us to act against racism in our daily lives?

What role do you think understanding and acknowledging your own racial biases plays in the fight against systemic racism?

How can personal accountability and open conversations contribute to dismantling racial stereotypes within our communities?

In what ways do you believe empathy towards people of different racial backgrounds can drive societal change against racism?

How can the act of listening to and amplifying marginalized voices transform our approach towards achieving racial justice?

What role does courage play in confronting racism, and can you share a time when you had to be brave in this regard?

What's one change you can make in your daily life that could have a positive impact on race relations around you?

What does 'racial equality' look like in your ideal community, and what steps can we take to get there?

What are your thoughts on the effectiveness of anti-racism training in schools or workplaces?