Eliminating Race-Based Discrimination

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with Mia Shultz of the NAACP Rutland Area Branch

Posted

Mar 29, 2021

The Rutland Area NAACP gives a voice to marginalized communities and advocates for the advancement for people of color. Rutland branch NAACP President, Mia Shultz, discusses the work they do to eliminate racial discrimination in Vermont and the nation.

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