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Racism now stops with us too

Racism stops - Goodes posterOn 10 December 2103, World Human Rights Day, South Australia became the first state to sign up to the National Anti-Racism Strategy.

The Office of the Guardian was the first state government agency, excepting the Equal Opportunities Commission, to join the campaign which is about working together to take action against racism, in all its different forms.

For more information about the campaign Racism. It Stops With Me go to the website.

 

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