Discussion Topic: Xenophobia and Microaggression
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This document discusses xenophobia and microaggression. It begins by asking what xenophobia is and where it comes from. It then asks about the differences between xenophobia, racism, and patriotism. Next, it inquires about how xenophobia harms society and the world. Finally, it asks how to cure xenophobia and what microaggression is, providing the examples of "Gaijin vs Gaikokujin".
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Discussion Topic: Xenophobia and Microaggression
- 2. Question 1: What is xenophobia? And where does it come from?
- 3. Question 2: What is the difference among xenophobia, racism, and patriotism?
- 4. Question 3: How does xenophobia harm a society and the world?
- 5. Question 4: How can we cure xenophobia?
- 6. Question 5: What is microaggression? Can you give me some examples? Gaijin vs Gaikokujin
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