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Off. Ow my effing head a lot of people have lived that experience and are not here to tell their story. I think about trayvon martin. I think about Philando Castile. Samir rice. So many people who had the experience i had better not here to tell the story. So that is what it is. Amy them we look at segregation in alabama. And the name of the greatest people that have ever draw this area, i joined a line in the segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. Amy that was alabama governor George Wallace in 1963. We will speak to New York Times magazine reporter Nikole Hannahjones abo...

In flooded jails. In nfl star Michael Bennett speaks out after being taken down and assaulted by police in las vegas. He said one officer threatened off. Ow my effing head a lot of people have lived that experience and are not here to tell their story. I think about trayvon martin. I think about Philando Castile. Samir rice. So many people who had the experience i had better not here to tell the story. So that is what it is. Amy them we look at segregation in alabama. And the name of the greatest people that have ever draw this area, i joined a line in the segregation now, segregation tomorrow...

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