Podcast: Facing Racism & Diversity with Educator Reggie Duncan

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Podcast: Facing Racism & Diversity with Educator Reggie Duncan

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Reginald Duncan

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June 2020

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Next in Ed podcast interviews educator Reggie Duncan to get his take on some of the challenges happening in today's society when facing racism and diversity, professionally and personally.

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