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Episode 58: Hmong-American Youth Talk about Racial Injustice

Robideau, Kari
Wynn, Kathryn
2020-10-15
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Episode 58: Hmong-American Youth Talk about Racial Injustice

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What can we learn from young people who are talking about racial injustice in their community? In this podcast, we will hear from two Hmong-American youth who participated in 4-H programs this past summer that provided a safe space to discuss racial injustice. They share how it changed the way they think about these issues and has motivated them to continue the conversation with their peers.

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Robideau, Kari; Wynn, Kathryn. (2020). Episode 58: Hmong-American Youth Talk about Racial Injustice. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/218306.

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