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President Obama Defends His Record On Race | Morning Edition | NPR
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5:22Now PlayingAs President Obama's administration draws to a close, observers — and the president himself — are taking stock of his legacy. NPR's Steve Inskeep traveled across the country, speaking with Americans about how their lives have changed over the course of Obama's time in the White House. Many discussed their concerns about race relations, and whether the president was as responsive as he should have been to communities of color.
Produced by Ariel Zambelich and edited by Meg Kelly
Host: Steve Inskeep
Videographers: Mito Habe-Evans, Colin Marshall, Becky Lettenberger
Audio recording: Brian Jarboe
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