The Lack of Opportunities for African Americans
Some may think that African Americans are just complaining, or “playing the race card” when it comes to opportunities in education, the job industry, and
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Some may think that African Americans are just complaining, or “playing the race card” when it comes to opportunities in education, the job industry, and
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