Rebroadcast: Can 'colorblindness' lead to equality in America?

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Rebroadcast: Can 'colorblindness' lead to equality in America?

… was something like 30% African American at that time. So … kind of posture towards Black Americans. Which almost treats … University, where she researches Black American experiences with discrimination and … that that has held Black Americans down.

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