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Valerie Jarrett talks protests, police reform and racial equality (Full stream 6/11)
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21:26Now PlayingAs a senior advisor in the Obama White House and now for the Obama Foundation, Valerie Jarrett has led on issues of racial equality and police violence from the world stage to her early days in the Chicago mayor’s office. As the nation confronts social justice issues, the call for reform and healing continues. The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty will interview Jarrett to discuss these most pressing issues and what solutions can be implemented.
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