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Looking Back In History To Help Inform And Improve Future Race Relations

Duration
0H 13min
Language
English
Format
Category

Teens & Young Adult

Daily reports of disturbing racial incidents and what appear to be deepening racial divisions within the country leave many looking for answers. Special correspondent Charlayne Hunter-Gault recently spoke with Dr. Ronald Crutcher, a classical musician and president of the University of Richmond, about confronting the complexities of racism.

© 2024 NewsHour Productions (Audiobook): 9781664994096

Release date

Audiobook: 1 May 2024

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