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Chapter 9: We Too Sing Antioch

American Suburb by KQED

Sep 20, 201740:46Society & Culture

A school counselor and local pastor arranges a middle school graduation celebration for African American students, but protests against the ceremony lead to racist graffiti on the pastor’s church door. Nowhere are the ch...

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Chapter 9: We Too Sing Antioch is an episode from American Suburb by KQED. A school counselor and local pastor arranges a middle school graduation celebration for African American students, but protests against the ceremony lead to racist g...

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