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Focus St. Louis Washington University's Center for the Study of Human Values
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An on-going community discussion around progress being made on the subject of race in the St. Louis metro area
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10/13 - In my office - Lightly moderated discussion on ethnic and racial differences at the office
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About the Project
In anticipation of the upcoming exhibit, RACE: Are We So Different? January of 2010, the Missouri History Museum, The St. Louis Beacon and KETC Channel 9 have partnered to create a yearlong series of events, in-depth articles and video pieces that focus on issues of race and discrimination in our region.
This is an ongoing regional conversation, and this website is a place for any organization participating in that conversation to share its events, content and general information. It's also a forum to discuss articles and issues about race that are not directly tied to any specific partner or the region.
This is an ongoing regional conversation, and this website is a place for any organization participating in that conversation to share its events, content and general information. It's also a forum to discuss articles and issues about race that are not directly tied to any specific partner or the region.
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This website exists as a clearing house for a regional conversation on race and ethnicity. The views, events and content posted here may or may not be supported by the posting organization and the partner organizations, unless specifically noted. While we encourage discussion and reflection, views expressed by commenters are not necessarily the views of any partner organization. Partner organizations are in no way responsible for the views and comments of commenters or of other partner organizations.
It's eerie how much this sounds like incidents that seem more likely to pop up in history books than on news websites. How far have we come in recent decades, anyway?
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