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Jan 3, 2023 6 min

Ep 17: I Should've Said Something

from Educational Equity Emancipation Hosted by Dr. Almitra L. Berry

Send a text How You Can Help Fight Against A Growing Problem In today’s episode of The Education, Equity, Emancipation Podcast, Dr. Berry talks about the disturbing trend of bad behavior in public places. And the almost complete disappearance of common courteously. She laments how this trend has infiltrated educational conferences and workshops. And shockingly, she reveals the surprising source of much of it. But she also tells how you can help in the fight against this growing problem. Click here to listen. If you'd like to have Dr. Berry speak at your conference or event, email her at [email protected]. Don't forget to get a FREE copy of "Roadmap to Emancipation" by visiting www.3epodcast.com. If you have questions that you would like answered in the upcoming episodes, please feel free to ask me through www.askdrberry.com. Support the show Join our community. Go to patreon.com/almitraberry and sign up for our weekly newsletter and exclusive content.

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Send a text How You Can Help Fight Against A Growing Problem In today’s episode of The Education, Equity, Emancipation Podcast, Dr. Berry talks about the disturbing trend of bad behavior in public places. And the almost complete disappearance of common courteously. She laments how this trend has infiltrated educational conferences and workshops. And shockingly, she reveals the surprising source of much of it. But she also tells how you can help in the fight against this growing proble...

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