Kevin Harbour

UCLA Black Alumni Association

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President of the UCLA Black Alumni Association

Kevin Harbour on KCRW

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A  spoken word video  made at UCLA has gone viral.

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Dr. Christian Head, a surgeon at UCLA's Medical Center, sued the university in April of last year, charging bias on the part of fellow faculty members.

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