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ICYMI: ERASE Racism Talks 'Intensive' Intern Program For LI Students

The organization's outgoing president Elaine Gross was a guest on "Patch AM" last week.

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The president of ERASE Racism talks about a new project with a handful of students, including from Long Beach, as interns.
The president of ERASE Racism talks about a new project with a handful of students, including from Long Beach, as interns. (Jerry Barmash/Patch )

LONG ISLAND, NY — The organization ERASE Racism, for the first time, has selected five Long Island high school students for an internship program that started this summer.

Outgoing president Elaine Gross, a guest on a recent edition of "Patch AM," talks about the initiative and her successor.

Click here to watch the full interview with Elaine Gross.

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