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Let’s talk about racism!

by Neda Hofer
13.06.2023
in Culture
Card game about racism

Racism is a lead-heavy topic of conversation – but an even more important one! With the “Let’s talk about racism!” card game, we help you get the ball rolling on raising awareness.

When heated conversations about racism flare up at family gatherings, we often don’t know how to react. Luckily for us, anti-racism trainer Josephine Apraku has developed a simple solution: “Let’s talk about racism!” is a card game that brings a serious topic to the table in a playful way and makes even the most messed-up person self-reflect. It’s best to keep the 60 cards to hand at all times – for conflict resolution or simply for a deep conversation between friends. The flashcard set creates space for young and old to discuss colonialism, everyday racism and empowerment.
A lovely gift for anyone who likes to go deep.

Card set let's talk about racism

You can find more information about the card game “Let’s talk about racism!” here.

Josephine Apraku, “Let’s talk about racism! 60 cards for an everyday life critical of racism”, approx. 24.50.-, to buy via Familiar Faces.

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