Episode 20 -- The Race Relation Conundrum

A Gallup poll shows black Americans used to view …

An episode of the Conversations in Black & White podcast, hosted by Conversations in Black & White, titled "Episode 20 -- The Race Relation Conundrum" was published on September 14, 2018 and runs 48 minutes.

September 14, 2018 ·48m · Conversations in Black & White

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A Gallup poll shows black Americans used to view race relations as better than white Americans. That makes no sense. This week the guys take a short episode to ask why.

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A Gallup poll shows black Americans used to view race relations as better than white Americans. That makes no sense. This week the guys take a short episode to ask why.

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