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              <text>UCARE's Director Frank Dukes, Director at the Institute for Environmental Negotiation Issued the following Statement on the UCARE Website. &#13;
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UCARE is dedicated to helping the University of Virginia and the Charlottesville communities work together to understand the University’s role in slavery, racial segregation, and discrimination and to find ways to address and repair the legacy of those harms, particularly as they relate to present day disparities.</text>
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