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college visits, application preparation, and scholarship information) and work-based learning opportunities (e.g., EmpathyMatters High expectations of students of color, especially around pursuing postsecondary opportunities, should be the norm and not the exceptions (Hines & Owen, 2022; Sewell & Goings, 2022).
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