Add to ORKGInterview: The topic of ‘what is race’ discussed between the host and the program assistant, Patricia Brinkman in connection to their respective cultural history. When they both learned about race in their youth and how they connected race to themselves. How they internalized race and its impact on their lives. Call-in(s): None in this episode
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