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America’s Inescapable Racial Violence Problem

America’s Inescapable Racial Violence Problem

Update: 2022-11-01
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Though many view it as an ugly relic of the past, violence against Black and brown folks is still a massive problem in the United States. A’shanti brings on Melanie Campbell, the president and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, to talk about the racial violence epidemic in our country. Much of Melanie’s work centers civil rights and social justice with a focus on building Black political power. They discuss the opportunity that the upcoming midterms present to vote in leaders who are vocal about ending the cycles of violence impacting our communities, and why police reform is so needed.

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America’s Inescapable Racial Violence Problem

America’s Inescapable Racial Violence Problem

Wonder Media Network, A'shanti Gholar, Brittany Martinez, Jenny Kaplan