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Professor William Julius Wilson Part 4 Culture matters, but not nearly as much as social structure

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Professor William Wilson
Location: Harvard University
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VIDEO NUMBER:
411
CATEGORY:
Criminal Justice
DATE ADDED:
18-05-2011
DESCRIPTION
Professor Wilson delivers a compelling study of the balance of cultural and structural issues in the black community
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1) Professor William Julius Wilson at Harvard Kennedy School
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