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Guns, like booze, embolden cowards!

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Michael A. Kroll
Oakland, CA
Submitted via: NPR’s Talk of the Nation

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  • Segregation Now: investigating The Racial Divide in America’s Schools

    Segregation Now: investigating The Racial Divide in America’s Schools

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  • Pro Publica teams up with The Race Card Project to collect Six Word sories on race, education and opportunity

    Pro Publica teams up with The Race Card Project to collect Six Word sories on race, education and opportunity

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