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Segment One: In his own words: 2020 Kentucky High School Teacher of the Year Matthew Kaufman on being gassed, shot with pepper pellets and jailed during a recent racial justice protest in Louisville | UK Philosopher Arnold Farr on the way forward from protest LISTEN
Segment Two: Lexington property manager Bob Cole on workspace issues in a pandemic LISTEN
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