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Ask Nezua 3: Why Learn About Other People?

grafik by Nezua GATHER ROUND, inquisitors of the Brown™, and peep the lingual Mexicon that I will now throw down. Brush off the seat, stretch out ya feet, and gobble los Googly lecciónes of Ask Nezua número three.

1. We kick off our newest Mex-Ed class with a question that surely is on everyone's mind these days.

Dear Nezua: Why is it important to learn about other people's beliefs and attitudes?

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