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Three of the following are recommended strategies for addressing students' stereotypes about cultures and ethnic groups very different from their own. Which one is not recommended?
A) Invite professionals from diverse ethnic groups to speak to students about topics related to the curriculum.
B) Assign short stories and novels set in various cultures.
C) Gently discourage students from talking openly about racism in the local community.
D) Create cooperative groups in which students from diverse backgrounds each have unique talents to offer.

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