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Black Agenda Report Presents: The Left Lens on Jun 27, 2020
In this debut episode of the Left Lens, Danny Haiphong and Margaret Kimberley introduce viewers to Black Agenda Report, question neoliberal confidence in Joe Biden’s 2020 chances, discuss why community control of the police is so critical to the development of the movement against racist policing, and end with a brief analysis of internationalism and solidarity.
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From the archives:
Chris Hedges: Change Doesn’t Come Through Voting—Change Always Comes From The Streets
Danny Haiphong: Malcolm X on American Exceptionalism: Where Do We Go From Here?
Chris Hedges and Glen Ford: Analysis of the George Floyd Protests
The Ugly States of America, by Finian Cunningham
Over the Rainbow: Paths of Resistance After George Floyd, by Jim Kavanagh
Danny Haiphong: George Floyd and the Centrality of White Supremacy in America
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