Blaine Pope

professor of business administration at CSUN

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On May 3, CSUN professor Blaine Pope picked up his 11-year old daughter from school in Santa Monica, and when they were about to head home, they passed by a small group of anti-mask…

When engaging with anti-mask protestors, this LA professor used calm and curiosity

On May 3, CSUN professor Blaine Pope picked up his 11-year old daughter from school in Santa Monica, and when they were about to head home, they passed by a small group of anti-mask…

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