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Where and how does inequity creep in?

BY debraabritt
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Marguerite Roza
Presented October 16, 2023 at the University of Virginia School of Law

At the launch of the Education Rights Institute, Marguerite Roza gave this presentation as part of panel on “Understanding Educational Opportunity Gaps.”

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