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Urgent Conversations: Race and Class in America

For democracy to thrive, citizens who hold different views must talk to one another—a major challenge in today’s polarized political environment. This new series sheds light on why Americans see key issues facing the nation so differently, and explores how, despite our differences, we can find common ground through conversation. We begin with race and class, as Bob Herbert, noted journalist and former New York Times columnist, moderates the first dialogue in the series. Panelists include Tamara Draut, vice president of policy and research at Demos, and other guests.











When: Thu., Nov. 16, 2017 at 6:30 pm
Where: Graduate Center, CUNY
365 Fifth Ave.
212-817-7000
Price: Free
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For democracy to thrive, citizens who hold different views must talk to one another—a major challenge in today’s polarized political environment. This new series sheds light on why Americans see key issues facing the nation so differently, and explores how, despite our differences, we can find common ground through conversation. We begin with race and class, as Bob Herbert, noted journalist and former New York Times columnist, moderates the first dialogue in the series. Panelists include Tamara Draut, vice president of policy and research at Demos, and other guests.

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