The poet reflects on growing up in largely white spaces in the Bronx during the 1970s, and how conversations about race with her husband have evolved over 20 years together.

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When Claudia Rankine Brought Up Race In Couples Counseling

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When Claudia Rankine Brought Up Race In Couples Counseling