Kids Want to Know 7/14/2021
Clip: Season 2 Episode 28 | 4m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
High school students ask Carlon Howard from the Equity Institute about systemic racism.
With 2020 seeing a large number of racial incidents at the hands of police officers, issues of disparity and inequality have been raised. In this edition of the continuing Kids Want to Know series, William E. Tolman High School students ask Carlon Howard, Chief Impact Officer at the Equity Institute, about systemic racism in their community and beyond.
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Kids Want to Know 7/14/2021
Clip: Season 2 Episode 28 | 4m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
With 2020 seeing a large number of racial incidents at the hands of police officers, issues of disparity and inequality have been raised. In this edition of the continuing Kids Want to Know series, William E. Tolman High School students ask Carlon Howard, Chief Impact Officer at the Equity Institute, about systemic racism in their community and beyond.
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