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Hey, this is Dorey, and welcome to Potsy of the people in this episode. It's me, Miles, and

Sharonda, talking about the news from the past week with regard to race justice and equity,

the news that you

might not have heard or that you didn't hear with this lens. And then I sat down and talked to

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