How foundational policies in American history continue to work to the detriment of Black Americans
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CASSI MEYERHOFFER is an associate professor of sociology at Southern Connecticut State University and the editor of Race: Identity, Ideology, and Inequality.
BRITTANY LEIGH RODRIGUEZ is a Latinx woman currently working as the director of Scholar Success at Hartford Youth Scholars, a non-profit, college-access organization located in Hartford, CT.
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