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A Generational Shift

Clip: Season 1 | 4m 17sVideo has Closed Captions

Utah’s population is becoming significantly more ethnically and racially diverse.

11/14/2019

A Generational Shift

Clip: Season 1 | 4m 17sVideo has Closed Captions

Utah’s population is becoming significantly more ethnically and racially diverse.

As informed caregivers and community members we can become better equipped to talk about race, racism, and cultural differences. Knowing more about Utah’s racial and ethnic diversity can help bridge cultural divides. We reached out to the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute‘s Director of Demographic Research, Pam Perlich, and Utah State Data Center Coordinator, Mallory Bateman, to learn more.

11/14/2019

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Let's Talk is a local public television program presented by PBS Utah

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Preview: S1 | 2m 6s | Host Karen Tao sits down with parents to have lively conversations about race and racism. (2m 6s)

Utah's Changing Population

Utah's Changing Population

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Clip: S1 | 4m 51s | Conversations around race and culture with youth are becoming increasingly important. (4m 51s)

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A Generational Shift

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Clip: S1 | 4m 17s | Utah’s population is becoming significantly more ethnically and racially diverse. (4m 17s)

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