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Democracy Now! - Daily Radio Program (text & audio)
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Abolition Struggle Ongoing in Minneapolis 2 Years After Police Killed George Floyd, Spurring Protests
25 de mayo — Web Exclusive, News
Two years after the police killing George Floyd, we go to Minneapolis to speak with Robin Wonsley Worlobah, longtime activist who is now the city’s first Black democratic socialist city councilmember. -
Abolition Struggle Ongoing in Minneapolis 2 Years After Police Killed George Floyd, Spurring Protests
25 de mayo — Web Exclusive, NewsTwo years after the police killing George Floyd, we go to Minneapolis to speak with Robin Wonsley Worlobah, longtime activist who is now the city’s first Black democratic socialist city councilmember. -
Democracy Now! 2022-05-25 Wednesday
25 de mayo — NewsAn 18-year-old gunman kills 19 children and two teachers at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. We speak with Nicole Golden of Texas Gun Sense, The Trace reporter Mike Spies, and Parkland H.S. victim father and activist Manuel Oliver. Get Democracy Now! delivered right to your inbox. Sign (...) -
Democracy Now! 2022-05-24 Tuesday
24 de mayo — NewsHaitian American historian Westenley Alcenat and Prof. Gerald Horne respond to The New York Times series “The Ransom,” which details how Haiti became one of the poorest countries in the world while bankers in France and the United States made a fortune; President Biden is in Tokyo to meet with (...) -
Democracy Now! 2022-05-24 Tuesday
24 de mayo — NewsHaitian American historian Westenley Alcenat and Prof. Gerald Horne respond to The New York Times series “The Ransom,” which details how Haiti became one of the poorest countries in the world while bankers in France and the United States made a fortune; President Biden is in Tokyo to meet with (...)
