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Rachel Dolezal Resigns as Leader of Spokane NAACP
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The anti-vaccine movement has been around for decades – and reliance on the internet and social media has created a surge in misinformation. As COVID vaccines are starting to become more widely available, Morning Edition talks to one concerned mother who was once opposed to vaccinations – and then changed her mind.see more
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Rachel Dolezal Resigns as Leader of Spokane NAACP

Scott Shafer
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Rachel Dolezal has resigned as president of the Spokane, Washington chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People following allegations that she misrepresented herself as African-American. Gene Demby of NPR's Code Switch joins us to unpack this story and the larger questions it raises about race and identity.

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