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Part I (Chapters 1 - 5)

1. What does Kendi say he wanted to explore in writing Stamped From The Beginning?
(a) Racist ideas in Canada.
(b) Racist ideas in China.
(c) The source of racist ideas.
(d) Racist ideas in Eastern Europe.

2. According to Kendi, what do antiracists believe?
(a) Racism is the problem of politicians only.
(b) Racism can be combated by reading certain types of literature.
(c) Racism is the problem in need of changing, not Black people.
(d) All racism needs to be rooted out in childhood.

3. What do assimilationists think about combatting racism?
(a) They need to transform people's views of racism through pop culture.
(b) They think Black people need to read more White authors.
(c) They think Black people need to transform themselves to become more like White people.
(d) The need to change people's minds through religion.

4. What does Kendi confess to the reader about when he began writing Stamped?
(a) He had quite a few racist ideas himself.
(b) He had read all of Abraham Lincoln's writings.
(c) He did not want to write about racism.
(d) He had not read any of Thomas Jefferson's writings.

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