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Global Research News Hour
Examining Racialized law enforcement in the US with Michelle Gross and Abayomi Azikiwe
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Abayomi Azikiwe, Michelle Gross, Michael Welch
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July 16, 2016, 8:53 p.m.
The Black Lives Matter movement, and related anti-racism demonstrations are raising awareness of the profound social and racial inequalities across the United States. In particular these demonstrations and their social media counterparts are pointing to the racist violence perpetrated by police agencies apparently with impunity.
This week's Global Research News Hour takes an in depth look at the phenomenon with two guests. Michelle Gross is a Minneapolis-based activist working with the group Communities United Against Police Brutality. She places in context the unrest following the fatal shooting of 24 year old African American Jamar Clark.

In the final half hour we will hear from Abayomi Azikiwe, commentator, essayist and editor of Pan-African News Wire. Azikiwe explains the historical roots of this repression of African Americans, the successes and failures of the Black Liberation Movements of the past and his understanding of the fundamental changes that would be needed to fully emancipate the Black population of America.
interviews by Michael Welch
Repeat broadcast of the Global Research News Hour from December 4, 2015

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