The Race Card Project: Facilitating Classroom Discussions About Race

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Our guest is an Emmy winning reporter who shares with us the story about how her own reflections of race led to the creation of a project being used to facilitate candid discussions about race in classrooms around the nation. Follow: @aasadan @michele_norris @bamradionetwork Follow: @aasadan @michele_norris @bamradionetwork Michele Norris is author of the Best-Selling Memoir, Grace of Silence, and NPR Host and Special Correspondent, Michele Norris is an award-winning journalist with more than two decades of experience. She reported for Los Angeles Times, ABC News, Chicago Tribune and Washington Post. She is currently a host and special correspondent for NPR.

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