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Who is responsible for teaching kids about racism? Parents or schools?

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2021 has been riddled with incidents of racism, from the Ngee Ann Poly lecturer to the 55-year-old lady who was assaulted while brisk walking.

This Racial Harmony Day, we ask: While conversations about racism are advancing in the public sphere, how are we approaching them with our kids? And who is responsible for initiating these dialogues about racism?

Note: This video was filmed in accordance with all IMDA safety regulations.

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