Intersectionality Series: T-BEN

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Recorded08 Sep 2021

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This is our second interview with other like-minded organizations in a series on intersectionality. Felicia Odamtten talks about her work with The Black Economist Network (T-BEN), the underrepresentation of Black people across the field, and how race is often not considered in Economic Research. If you want to collaborate with us, please get in touch at [email protected].

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