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Concordia U. scholars: Racism a ‘multi-sensory experience’ that ‘transforms’ how minorities act

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Concordia U. scholars: Racism a ‘multi-sensory experience’ that ‘transforms’ how minorities act

Concordia University scholars Jayanthan Sriram and Nesli Sriram-Uzundal argue racism is a “multi-sensory experience” impacting how minorities interact with society. Their research highlights how…

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