Our Race In LA series asks Angelenos how race and identity shapes their day-to-day lives. Tracy Park began writing an illustrated letter as a way to shed her fear of the person who racially insulted her children. By the end, she says that she remembered that racists are the ones who are truly afraid.

<p>Our Race In LA series asks Angelenos how race and identity shapes their day-to-day lives. Tracy Park began writing an illustrated letter as a way to shed her fear of the person who racially insulted her children. By the end, she says that she remembered that racists are the ones who are truly afraid.</p>

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