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This social media post discusses racism in America through 3 examples. It notes that privileges and rights were historically only given to white Americans. It also discusses a racist chant sung by a University of Oklahoma fraternity and the shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman. Links are provided for additional research on these and other examples of racism in the United States.
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