How the striking down of affirmative action affects the afro-latino communities

Chancleta Generation
23/10/2023 41 min Temporada 6 Episodio 66
How the striking down of affirmative action affects the afro-latino communities

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Affirmative action is gone, and with it has come fear as many of our youth, Latinos of all ancestries will be affected. Our guest, Dr. Aisha Cort, assistant professor at Bucknell University joins us on this episode to share the experiences her students and families are going through. Together we discuss how out of fear we can also create action, and the steps we can take to help the youth of our communities have the opportunities and experiences they deserve.

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