[I went to] a very small [high] school and once a week I would volunteer in the kindergarten and we also had to do an internship, and I did my internship...at a battered women's shelter, doing child care. And then I started, with a friend of mine, we started a bias awareness group in school and we'd meet in the lunch hour once a week with a group of kids from high school and we'd talk about how we felt about racism and other prejudices which were affecting and impacting our lives.

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