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The document announces a panel discussion event being held on March 21st from 4-6pm in the Music Room of Hart House at the University of Toronto. The panel discussion, titled "Moving from dialogue to action", will feature Lee Maracle, Idle No More, George J. Sefa Dei, and Sandra Hudson and aims to move discussions of racial discrimination into action. Light refreshments will be provided and more information can be found online.
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