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Today, whatever the shifting winds of politics, leaders still know that diversity matters. CEOs recognize that for their companies to remain globally competitive in an increasingly diverse world, they require a workforce that draws from that diverse talent pool. Military leaders still know that they require a well-educated, well-trained, and diverse officer corps.

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On this episode of RADical Hope Radio, Lucy is talking to Jerry McKinstry who is the Director of Public Affairs for �鶹ֱ�� in Westchester County.

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