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Who wrote 'Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?'?
Why does the author argue that black kids sit together in the cafeteria?ComfortSimilar experiencesCultural understandingSegregationPolitical statementResistance to integration
What is the importance of racial identity in the book?
What is the profession of the author?
What does the author imply about the role of educators in the racial dynamics of classrooms?They are major influencers of itThey can help navigate issues of raceThey are not responsible for itThey have no influence on it
What's the ultimate goal of discussing race according to the author?
Why does the author think that people are afraid of discussing race?Fear of causing offenseLack of understandingIndifferenceDiscomfort
What does the author discuss as a main factor in the development of racial identity?
What does Tatum suggest is a healthier and more fruitful way of discussing race?Open and honest conversationsNormalizing racial discussionsIgnoring racial differencesSegregation
How does the author suggest institutional racism can be addressed?