This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
Anti-racism


00:00:28 1 European origins
00:03:20 2 American origins
00:05:39 3 Quaker initiatives
00:07:19 4 Later successes
00:09:35 5 Scientific anti-racism
00:10:52 6 Racial equality: Paris 1919
00:11:34 7 Revival in the United States
00:12:41 8 Influence
00:14:06 8.1 White genocide conspiracy theory
00:14:49 9 See also
00:15:46 10 Anti-racist organizations and institutions



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SUMMARY
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Anti-racism includes beliefs, actions, movements, and policies adopted or developed to oppose racism.
According to the Anti-racism Digital Library "Anti-racism can be defined as some form of focused and sustained action, which includes inter-cultural, inter-faith, multi-lingual and inter-abled (i.e. differently abled) communities with the intent to change a system or an institutional policy, practice, or procedure which has racist effects."