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Jul 2020
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93: It's Deeper Than Just Tuskegee - Did...

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Remember those trucks that use to ride through our neighborhoods spraying "pesticides"- turns out Big Momma was right. It wasn't pesticides the government was spraying it was cancer-causing chemicals and black bodies were the test subjects.  This episode discusses what happened in a St Louis community and how the government used us as test subjects AGAIN. T ... Show More
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