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In this episode of What is Engaged Pluralism, host Professor Kimberly Williams Brown explores what pluralism can look like in the workplace with guest Dr. Deb Bucher, the creation of the Race and Racism in the Historical Collection Learning Group, and how faith plays a role in her exploration of pluralism.
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