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To understand standardized testing, we have to go back in time. Tracing the history of the SAT from its racist origins to its discriminatory impacts today, the imperative for a test-free future becomes clear. Featuring guests Jay Rosner and Gidget Watson.
Creator, writer and host: Edward Sturm
Producer and Editor: Justin Tang
Research Assistants: Sahika Aydinol, Leila Caplan, and Lily Kepner
Original Music: Izzy Amoruso
Graphic Design and Marketing: Alice Wang and Ally Migdol
Section Editor: Jackson Machesky
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Stati Uniti
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