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Risky Business: Confronting Racism in America

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Former California judge LaDoris Cordell. She spoke at the University of Minnesota on Wednesday, Oct. 28th 2015
Laurie Naiman

Former California Judge LaDoris Cordell speaks at the University of Minnesota about America's history of racism and slavery, and called on people to be "upstanders" not "bystanders." She's a former associate dean at Stanford Law School and Independent Police Auditor for the city of San Jose. The event on October 28, 2015 was sponsored by the Black Graduate and Professional Students Association of the University of Minnesota.