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Here & Now for June 12, 2020
Season 1800 Episode 1850 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
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In tonight’s show we examine: U.S Rep. Gwen Moore on George Floyd and structural racism; Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke discusses Republican response to Democratic police reform bill; Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes talks about racism and re-allocating police budgets; Noah Anderson, a recent Madison West High School graduate details his experience with racism starting in elementary school.
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Here and Now
Here & Now for June 12, 2020
Season 1800 Episode 1850 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
In tonight’s show we examine: U.S Rep. Gwen Moore on George Floyd and structural racism; Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke discusses Republican response to Democratic police reform bill; Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes talks about racism and re-allocating police budgets; Noah Anderson, a recent Madison West High School graduate details his experience with racism starting in elementary school.
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