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Bizonyára Önök is érzékelik, hogy a rasszizmus témája az utóbbi hetekben különösen erősen rezonál a társadalomban. A Black Lives Matter mozgalomra és a világszerte zajló tüntetésekre reagálva a Springer Nature kiadó létrehozott, és szabadon elérhetővé tett egy a témával foglalkozó, releváns kutatásokat és tudományos munkákat magába foglaló gyűjteményt. Reméljük, sok hasznos információt találnak majd benne.
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