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Getting Called Out: How to Apologize

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Published Date
September, 2013
Author(s)
Franchesca Ramsey

In this video, Franchesca Ramsey offers insight into how aspiring allies should respond to being called out for upholding oppression, including offering a meaningful apology and changing their behavior.

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Getting Called Out: How to Apologize
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Racial Justice

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