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Feb 27, 2018 39 min

BU's 30 Under 30: Me Too, Part 2

from The Common Thread Podcast

“BU’s 30 Under 30” is a Boston University bi-weekly podcast featuring a panel of the brightest Boston-area scholars under the age of thirty (30). Panelists represent a wide array of disciplines and specialties, and offer insightful, relevant, and in-depth analysis of current events, politics, education and community life within a 30-minute timeframe. Presented by the Howard Thurman Center for Common Ground and co-hosted by Crystal Castro and Julian Cook. We apologize for the last minute of the conversation being cut off due to recording problems.

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