EPISODE · Dec 5, 2019 · 49 MIN
Episode 30-12/5
from Alestle After Hours · host The Alestle
In this episode, we discuss implicit bias, why the term "identify as" may be offensive and the best (free) places in the area to go on a romantic date.
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In this episode, we discuss implicit bias, why the term "identify as" may be offensive and the best (free) places in the area to go on a romantic date.
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In this episode, we discuss implicit bias, why the term "identify as" may be offensive and the best (free) places in the area to go on a romantic date.
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