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EPISODE · Aug 8, 2006 · 50 MIN

Race, Class, and Inequality

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The concept of equality is as important to America’s self-conception as it is confusing.  What sort of equality?  Equality before the law; equality of opportunity; equal access to all the benefits of modern society?  If we treat everyone the same, how can we take account of inequities due to race, class, gender and other factors?  Guest Elizabeth Kiss from Duke University joins John and Ken in front of a live studio audience at Oregon Public Broadcasting in Portland.

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