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Systemic chatter consists of dominant statements, stereotypes, assumptions and biases learned from society that influence one's beliefs. This chatter comes from various sources like media, family, religion, school and peers. Examples of systemic chatter include prejudiced statements about people's potential to succeed based on attributes like background, complexion or intelligence level.
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