Craig Frisby & Joshua D. Phillips on Cultural Competence Training: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #41

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Listen to Craig Frisby and Joshua Phillips discuss problems with cultural competence and cultural sensitivity training.

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Dec 10, 2018

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Craig Frisby & Joshua D. Phillips on Cultural Competence Training: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #41

Craig Frisby & Joshua D. Phillips on Cultural Competence Training: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #41

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