FreshEd #314 – The Culture Trap (Derron Wallace)

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Aug 2, 202600:37:15Education

Today we explore the experiences of Black Caribbean youth in the United Kingdom and the United States. My guest is Derron Wallace, an assistant professor of sociology and education at Brandeis University. Derron Wallace’...

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