Navigating Race in a Post-Racial Society - Deborah Plummer

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Deborah Plummer, a psychologist from the Univ. of Massachusetts discusses how humans must navigate a variety of obstacles, including basic scientific processes such as our biological instinct of fight or flight, when int...

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