Coming Up on the Season Finale

Coming Up on the Season Finale

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Shapearl

Having taken her investigation as far as she can, Shapearl moves on to an even bigger fight: making sure this never happens to anyone else’s child. She travels to Brazil to speak at a summit of mothers of murdered children and works to honor Courtney’s legacy and advocate for pol ...  Show more

"Democracy in the Streets," a Conversation with Shapearl Wells and Jamie Kalven

Shapearl and Jamie sit down to talk about the uprising for Black lives happening in Chicago and around the nation, and their hope that this moment might translate to great positive change. A co-production of Topic Studios, The Intercept, the Invisible Institute, and iHeartRadio, ...  Show more

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