Affirmative Action: Common Misconceptions and Why It Is Not Enough

Update: 2021-12-13

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Listen to this fiery episode to learn about Brown v. Board of Education and the history of Affirmative Action. We also counter 10 common myths about Affirmative Action and discuss why it’s just the tip of the racial equity iceberg.

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Affirmative Action: Common Misconceptions and Why It Is Not Enough

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Affirmative Action: Common Misconceptions and Why It Is Not Enough

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Affirmative Action: Common Misconceptions and Why It Is Not Enough