
Anti-violence protesters want Chicago to 'feel our pain'
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Chicago anti-violence protesters want entire city to 'feel our pain'
Anti-violence protesters in Chicago took to the streets Thursday in numbers they hoped would shut down one of the city's major arteries in a more affluent section of the city during the afternoon rush hour. Planners hope to highlight the city's inattention to the needs of low-income residents and the gun violence they feel is a byproduct of that neglect. Amna Nawaz talks with Rev. Ira Acree.
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Anti-violence protesters want Chicago to 'feel our pain'
Clip: 8/2/2018 | 6m 2sVideo has Closed Captions
Anti-violence protesters in Chicago took to the streets Thursday in numbers they hoped would shut down one of the city's major arteries in a more affluent section of the city during the afternoon rush hour. Planners hope to highlight the city's inattention to the needs of low-income residents and the gun violence they feel is a byproduct of that neglect. Amna Nawaz talks with Rev. Ira Acree.
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