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The best books, online classes, and presentations if you want to learn the real history of racism and white privilege in America

Jun 19, 2020, 20:49 IST
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Reading is one way to educate yourself about racial inequality in America.Hollie Adams/Getty Images

More people are educating themselves about the history of white privilege and racism in the US.

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Nationwide protests in response to the killing of George Floyd have drawn attention to racial inequality in almost every facet of American life. Some good ways to learn about the tumultuous history of race in the US is by reading books, taking online classes, and tuning in to special presentations.

Business Insider compiled a list of resources to help you better educate yourself on the history of racism in America.

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