Community leaders’ perceptions of access and fairness

Charles R. Bantz Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech‐Communication, University of Minnesota

Robert L. Price Student at William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul, Minnesota

James E. Townsend Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication and Theater, College of St. Catherine; Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication and Theater, Colleges St. Thomas

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