How Should We Think About Antiracism In Education?

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How Should We Think About Antiracism In Education?

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This episode is the archived audio of a May 23, 2024, ThoughtStretchers Education Community discussion event titled "Antiracism in Education: How should we think about race, racism, and antiracism in education?" Click To View Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode

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