Living The Blues/Kurt Wallace
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Kurt Wallace is an author. But he is also a brutally honest African American that want the world to know that he has a lot to say about racial inequality, white privilege, education and pop culture icons. The unique thing about Kurt is he wants you to disagree with him. but with a warning, be prepared to think fast and know what you are talking about. He is very interesting. you will enjoy this interview, We promise.
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