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The document provides tips for building relationships with people from different cultures, including making a conscious decision to establish friendships, examining your own biases, asking questions about other cultures, listening to stories, and risking mistakes in order to learn about other perspectives. Establishing connections with diverse groups through friendship can help create positive change in communities.
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