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Welcome to the Racism & Inequality Guide!
What's Here?
This guide is a multipurpose guide with resources that you can use when seeking information about racism and inequality. This guide can be used as a learning and education tool. Here you will find reading lists of books, articles, and websites. You will also find media and videos in various formats.
This guide is not comprehensive and is still evolving. If you have a suggestion or a resource you think should be added to the guide, please contact TracyStout@missouristate.edu or use the contact information on the right.
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