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365 Amplified: “Now That It Works, They Want to Kill It.” Aeiramique Glass on the PCOB controversy

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365 Amplified: “Now That It Works, They Want to Kill It.” Aeiramique Glass on the PCOB controversy

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Madison’s Common Council has new leadership — and new tensions. Sabrina Madison and Carmella Glenn make history as the first two Black women to serve as council president and vice president. Meanwhile, a proposed ordinance amendment targeting the Police Civilian Oversight Board sparks a firestorm. Interim Independent Police Monitor Aeiramique Glass joins us to break down what’s really behind the push to rein in the office she’s finally gotten up and running — and why she says the resistance started the moment oversight actually started working. Plus: an update on the CAYA Clinic AI controversy, Barrio Dance heads to America’s Got Talent, and Wisconsin’s Black-owned bookstores.

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