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Black Agenda Radio January 12, 2024
Black Agenda Radio
12 Jan 2024
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Black Agenda Radio · Black Agenda Radio January 12, 2024

In this week’s segment we discuss President Biden’s speech in Charleston, South Carolina with two local activists who helped to coordinate a protest in a renowned Black church which was used as a campaign backdrop. Also, we examine the implications of a federal judge’s ruling which allows a so-called voter integrity group to continue challenging voter eligibility. But first we speak to an acclaimed independent journalist about events in Gaza and South Africa’s case against Israel in the International Court of Justice.

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South Africa
ICJ
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