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Solidarity

Thinking Allowed by BBC

Jun 3, 202528:11Religion & Spirituality

Laurie Taylor is joined by Jennifer Chudy, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Wellesley College, Boston, who discusses her pioneering exploration of racial sympathy. She looks at the reasons why racial inequalit...

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Solidarity is an episode from Thinking Allowed by BBC. Laurie Taylor is joined by Jennifer Chudy, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Wellesley College, Boston, who discusses her pioneering exploration of racial sympathy. She looks...

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