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Dec 2022
42m 11s

Tyler Merritt: Patience for the Ignorant

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Tyler Merritt is an Activist, Author, Actor, and public speaker. His video monologue, “Before You Call the Cops,” garnered national attention after the murder of George Floyd in 2020, and has been viewed tens of millions of times.  Tyler’s new children's book, A Door Made for Me, is based on his own experience being rejected by neighbors because of his race ... Show More
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