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{"value"=>"1987 October 23", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1987-10-23"}
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{"value"=>"Episode #502: Black Esteem"}
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{"value"=>"<p>The results of recent repeats of the landmark Clark Doll Experiment which indicate that feelings of racial inferiority among young Black children are just as strong now as they were forty years ago. Guests: Darlene Powell Hopson, a psychologist and consultant in Middletown, Connecticut, who conducted the study along with her husband, Dr. Derek Hopson, a psychologist at Connecticut Valley Hospital; and Dr. Sharon Ann McNicol, a consultant on Long Island who conducted her own study here and in Trinidad.</p>"}
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1987-10-23
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1987-10-23
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1987-10-23
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1987
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1987