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‘Black issues are brown issues’: Thought leaders discuss the shared history of people of color

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Latinx thought leader Rick Najera and renowned Harvard scholar Cornel West explained the relationship between Latinx and African American histories at the intercultural event “The Shared History of African-American & Latinx People”, held by Cañada College on January 28 via a Zoom video conference. During the event, Najera, award-winning writer and leader of the cultural...

Source: The Skyline View -; The student news site of Skyline College.

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