Kim Schrier: “Giftedness does not know the color of your skin but what does make a…”

On the recordApril 29, 2019

Giftedness does not know the color of your skin but what does make a difference in your ultimate outcome is whether you can use that giftedness.

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Highlights that access to education is crucial for utilizing children's potential.

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