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2019 Cultivating Vital 91 | Session

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The documentary “11 a.m.: Hope for America’s Most Segregated Hour” explores how a group of young musicians seeks to bring hope for change to America’s most segregated hour. Join David Bailey and Mark Charles as they reflect on the learning they have seen and been a part of in response to the film. This discussion is fruitful for those who have or have not seen the film.

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