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'The discovery that I was racist came as a shock, as you might imagine. I'd just returned to Canada from several years in Asia and Latin America. I had a new job working with migrants, and I was volunteering with refugees. Like many Canadians, cultural diversity awareness campaigns had filled my childhood with posters featuring hands drawn in red, blue, purple, green - all linked in a perfect circle. I believed in those hands. I thought I was living their message.' (Introduction)
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Life After Genocide
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