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Black Agenda Radio, Week of January 29, 2016
Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
30 Jan 2018
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Phil Wilayto of the Coalition Against US Foreign Military Bases

Greg Leroy of Good Jobs First on the race to see which city and state can give the most to Amazon 

Ryan Thompson on the ongoing case of political prisoner John Clutchette fighting for parole after 45 years

Carl Dix on how the Baltimore PD might as well be 1930s Muder Inc.

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