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This narrative from happening over and over again? >> [ no audio ] >> i think we cant hear attorney crump. >> reverend, can you hear me now? >> yes. >> as jesse said so eloquently at the home-going services for his nephew, hunter, we all have to come together because we all want our children to get home to us safely. it doesnt matter whether its a black parent or white parent or hispanic parent, a native parent, a latino parent. it doesnt matter. we want our children to get home and not be kille...

Are going to vote republican from now on. now we have the data, what actually happened? if you are white people voted republican in the 2020 presidential race. donald trump lost to a bunch of suburbanites but he gained a lot of hispanic voters, not just a few. j in fact in the last cycle donald trump got more hispanic votes than any republican in history. more than mccain, more than sensible mitt romney, more than george w. bush who is always speaking in spanish. it donald trump never spoke in, ...

Is lacking so more americans are taking matters into their own hands to keep their neighborhood safe. william la jeunesses life with more on that for us. >> people are not just buying guns and installing video cameras, they are being proactive, walking in high crime areas trying to take back their cities one neighborhood at a time. >> the weapon utilized was a handgun. >> they are the eyes and ears of l.a.p.d. >> going to be that tattoo. >> this is a neighborhood watch on steroids. officer john ...

Hesitant. in 2020 well over a third of people of color saying they were unlikely to get the vaccine. that vaccine hesitancy is still there, down just a little bit. but what do leaders do to get to members of the black community, the hispanic, latino community, to get the vaccines, because lets face it at the end of the day if they get sick, theyre the ones most likely to suffer the most. >> the hesitancy is still there, its down somewhat, but not nearly where it should be. that took a lot of eff...

We cannot wait! >> super-duper tuesday has been a split, a horse race in the delegate towns. >> this is where we start going into what is going to be a very active caucus and primary calendar. >> if we could stop thinking in terms of black, white, hispanic, asian, gay, straight, old, young, rich, poor. im going to reward teachers for their greatness by giving them higher salaries and giving them more support. >> obama has an opportunity here to put a little distance between himself and hillary c...

To get america vaccinateds and everybody back to work. were aiming for full employment and in a means keeping our pay our job growth for black, asian and hispanic workers. but this is testament to our commitment to grow the economy from the bottom up and the middle out. the american rescue plan provided resources to get shofts in peoples arms, and checks in peoples pockets. schools, schools are struggling to reopen. so we made vaccinating teachers a pry sort. getting schools much needed support....

Information out there combatting misinformation. misstlufgt. african-american communities have a good reason for mistrust. hispanic communities are scared they are going to get an immigration issue if they come in and actually get a vaccine. certainly many rural communities have been off clipped by the politicization of the pandemic. everybody is responsible for that. i never heard anybody say i wont get a vaccine because im republican, they say i dont trust the government, i dont trust the medi...

Today, Rich reacts to Trump’s comeback; hosting his first rally since leaving the White House. Then Biden’ keeps using race to divide Americans while Kamala goes to Texas but not to the border. Plus, Democrats and Biden

Vacancy for Secretary of the State could mean a logjam of candidates Ken Dixon FacebookTwitterEmail State Sen. Mae Flexer, D-Windham, co-chairwoman of the General Assembly’s Government Administration & Elections Committee, in a 2018 file photo.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut Media Democrats could see a logjam among lawmakers and other party activists hoping to fill the vacancy left by the announced departure of Secretary of the State Denise Merrill after a dozen years in office. Name o...

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