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Countering the FBI’s “Black Identity Extremist” Offensive – Part Two
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
03 Jun 2019
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The Black Identity Extremist Abolition Collective. In Part Two: King Downing, Johanna Fernandez and Mumia Abu Jamal.

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