Steve Rajewsky Weighs in on Diversity and Importance to Not Judge
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Small Simple Steps
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Steve Rajewsky is a hometown Blue Earth Area grad and through hard work has become a highly successful track coach at the University of Michigan! He weighs in on George Floyd, who recently died in the hands of a police officer. As a result, our state and even our country has spun out of control. Steve talks about the importance of change and to not judge because of race.
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