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Texas Standard for April 9, 2015
The studio light is on: We’re live statewide, and you’re on Texas Standard time. Today: The push for police body cameras in Texas after the killing of Walter Scott. How hazing laws come up short off college campuses. And how reality TV – of all things – could help tech firms’ diversity problems. All that and much more, on today’s show. Listen:
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