If you have a super racist Uncle Tony and you have more of a kind of racist on Edna, you

might, as you're trying to learn these techniques, you might first focus on Edna before you move

to Tony because you need to practice and it's a lifelong thing anyway.

You'll get around to Tony.

So I guess my point is is that if you look at yourself as involved in a decades-long thing

for your own life and maybe a centuries-long thing for society, then your own, like,

how you manage yourself, you look a little different.

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