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Is Culture of Empathy Perpetuating Inequality?

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Is Culture of Empathy Perpetuating Inequality? Pedwell, Carolyn (Author). 2017. Los Angeles : Zocalo Public Square .

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Pedwell, C, Is Culture of Empathy Perpetuating Inequality?, 2017, Web publication/site, Zocalo Public Square , Los Angeles . <https://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/culture-empathy-perpetuating-inequality/>

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Pedwell, C. (2017). Is Culture of Empathy Perpetuating Inequality?. Web publication/site, Zocalo Public Square . https://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/culture-empathy-perpetuating-inequality/

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Pedwell C. Is Culture of Empathy Perpetuating Inequality? Los Angeles : Zocalo Public Square . 2017.

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Pedwell, Carolyn (Author). / Is Culture of Empathy Perpetuating Inequality?. [Web publication/site].

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