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Finding the Warmth of Our Sun 50: Cops in the news & Mandela faces dog-whistle journalism

Sep 22, 2021

This week, Matthew highlights a few stories about police and corrupt behavior around the country. Plus, Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes was just the target of dog-whistle journalism.

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