I feel that there is sufficient representation of my race in the media (e.g. newspapers/TV shows).

I have the opportunity to learn new skills (e.g. piano) and take up enrichment classes.

I've seen a racial stereotype on TV, and thought that it was offensive.

I've done something well, and have been congratulated because I'm a credit to my race.

Someone has made fun of me at school because of the colour of my skin.

I have heard about a joke/statement related to my race, but felt uncomfortable to confront the situation.

You were encouraged to attend a competitive college or university by school personnel.

1. One or both of your parents attended college.

1. Your parents were employed in areas that required a college degree.

1. Your family owned the house where you grew up.

1. You were offered a good job because of your association with a friend or family member.

1. You have never had to fear being detained or followed due to perceived socio-economic status--e.g. “looking like you don’t economically belong.”

My parents stayed home and worked from home.

My parent was unemployed/ was on no pay leave due to Covid'19

My family could afford to order food regularly