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NPR News: Virtual Poor People's Campaign Puts Inequality At The Center

Virtual Poor People's Campaign Puts Inequality At The Center
In more three hours of testimonies and calls to action, the online event endeavored to continue a campaign initially planned by Martin Luther King Jr. more than half a century ago.

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NPR News: Kenya's Police Are Notorious. Few People Are Protesting

Kenya's Police Are Notorious. Few People Are Protesting
Kenya's notoriously brutal police force has acted with impunity since colonial times. It was founded by the British who ruled Kenya, but is now funded and trained by the United States.

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NPR News: Reflections On What Makes This Pride Month So Significant

Reflections On What Makes This Pride Month So Significant
NPR's Michel Martin reflects on the uniqueness of this Pride month with journalist Eric Marcus, attorney Christy Mallory and activist J. Clapp.

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NPR News: The Poor People's Campaign Is Marching On Washington — Virtually

The Poor People's Campaign Is Marching On Washington — Virtually
The Poor People's Campaign is holding a virtual march "to call for a revolution of values to save the soul and heart of our democracy," according to the group's website.

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NPR News: Oklahoma State Rep. Regina Goodwin On Trump's Visit To Tulsa

Oklahoma State Rep. Regina Goodwin On Trump's Visit To Tulsa
NPR's Michel Martin talks with Oklahoma State Rep. Regina Goodwin about President Trump's visit to Tulsa for his first campaign rally in months.

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NPR News: Why Some CNAs Are Staying Home During The Pandemic

Why Some CNAs Are Staying Home During The Pandemic
CNAs do key jobs in long-term care facilities, but some of them are choosing not to work right now. They're collecting unemployment and avoiding their high-risk work environments.

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