Dr. Janet McLaughlin
Janet McLaughlin is an interdisciplinary health equity scholar, with areas of expertise in migrant workers (particularly Latin American and Caribbean agricultural workers in Canada) and autism policy in the Ontario context.
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Janet McLaughlin is an interdisciplinary health equity scholar, with areas of expertise in migrant workers (particularly Latin American and Caribbean agricultural workers in Canada) and autism policy in the Ontario context.
racism, education, politics, Canada
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US Historian, expert on African American history, activism, debates over rights, citizenship in the US to 1880.