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Black Agenda Radio, Week of February 19, 2018
Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
20 Feb 2018
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Ajamu Baraka: US threatens military action against Venezuela

Sentencing Project on a Senate bill to ease restrictions on sentencing judges

Mumia Abu Jamal on how white supremacy means white MALE supremacy

Shannon Jones on NYC Swipe It Forward

Ward Churchill on the liberal love affair with the FBI

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