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African American

KT2000

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4. what I liked

Reply to flibbitygiblets (Original post)

Wed May 30, 2018, 01:29 AM

May 2018

is that the speakers were African Americans without a white moderator trying to present the "other side." That format keeps race as a political opinion. This show emphasized what life is really like - the human experience.

It was an important hour and there needs to be more shows like this.

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