Wendy Robie - I believe race is the great social problem of the 20th century. We did not solve it, a...

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I believe race is the great social problem of the 20th century. We did not solve it, and we are doomed to grapple with it in the 21st century. We must hear each other's stories.

Wendy Robie

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Ich glaube, dass Rasse das große soziale Problem des 20. Jahrhunderts ist. Wir haben es nicht gelöst, und wir sind dazu verurteilt, uns im 21. Jahrhundert damit zu beschäftigen. Wir müssen die Geschichten des anderen hören.

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