The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
How Can White People Help Fight Racism?
Season 25 E 132 • 07/27/2020
Desi Lydic talks to White Ally Toolkit founder Dr. David Campt, a racial dialogue expert who teaches white people how to be more effective anti-racists.
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How Can White People Help Fight Racism?
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