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Ray Suarez on immigration and 'the next America'

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Journalist Ray Suarez, of PBS's NewsHour, speaking at the Education Minnesota Professional Conference on Oct. 15 in St. Paul.
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PBS NewsHour correspondent Ray Suarez discusses how America's demographics are changing -- and what our schools need to do to keep up.

Suarez spoke this fall at a conference sponsored by the state's teachers union, Education Minnesota.

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Journalist Ray Suarez
Journalist Ray Suarez, of PBS's NewsHour, speaking at the Education Minnesota Professional Conference on Oct. 15 in St. Paul.
MPR Photo/Tom Weber