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At “Vision and Justice” on Friday, April 26, Kimberly Drew moderated a discussion with Melody Barnes and Damian Woetzel on ... World-renown musicians Joshua Bell and Yo-Yo Ma visit Bunker Hill Elementary School in Washington, DC as part of Hundreds of students and their teachers from Hawai'i to Rhode Island and D.C.
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- Hundreds of students and their teachers from Hawai'i to Rhode Island and D.C.
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