Experts talk race, policing
(09/15/20 4:00pm)
Shippensburg University’s Center for Social Research held a seminar on policing and racial justice via Zoom Sept. 9.
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Shippensburg University’s Center for Social Research held a seminar on policing and racial justice via Zoom Sept. 9.
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