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Mar 7

29m 34s

Non-Citizen Voting Cases Used to Justify...

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First Half:

In the first half of the episode, we discuss the purported justification for sweeping changes to U.S. elections using data from right-wing think-tanks. We also discuss a viral video of a Black woman being profiled by police as a crack dealer when she was handing a cup of coffee to her child.

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