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MetroFocus: September 29, 2021
Season 2021
Episode 6238
The struggle to get rights right is just one of the many important conversations happening at this week's Brooklyn Book Festival. Joining us with a preview of the discussion and the other events taking place at the city's largest free literary festival are author and constitutional scholar Jamal Greene, and Johnny Temple, co-chair of the festival's Literary Council.
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