When I think about those African-Americans and minorities who walk into a dealership, do I think some of them are discriminated against? Yes.
Joyce Beatty: “When I think about those African-Americans and minorities who walk into a dealership, do I think some of them are…”
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Beatty acknowledges discrimination faced by African-Americans in car dealerships.
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