The Price of Justice | MiniPod

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Da Vinchi Who?? …And Why Words Matter | MiniPod

The actor, Da’Vinchi, caught a lot of heat this week for calling Black Americans lazy. That’s not all he said though. Our hosts examine the totality of his remarks AND the uproar in response to them. Join Hosts ngela Rye, Andrew Gillum, and Bakari Sellers for a special live MiniP ...  Show more

Are We Bold Enough to Finish What Our Ancestors Started?

What is our duty to the ancestors? Particularly for those in power. Barack Obama asked himself this question in an interview with author Ta-Nehasi Coates. Chicago’s mayor, Brandon Johnson, joins us to answer it as well. Violent crimes in Chicago (despite what Trump is saying) are ...  Show more

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