Justice Now: The Way Forward - After Show
06/02/2021

Soledad O'Brien and Brittany Packnett Cunningham talk about using their platforms for the collective good and having tough conversations one year after the death of George Floyd.

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Judge Declares Mistrial In Murder Trial Of Simone Biles’ Brother

Tevin Biles-Thomas had been charged with murder for a 2018 New Year's Eve party shootout that left three dead.
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Infinity Song - "Mad Love"

Infinity Song performs a stripped-down version of their song 'Mad Love.'
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Errol Griffin - "Smile (Theme from Modern Times)"

Saxophonist Errol Griffin performs 'Smile (Theme from Modern Times)' over stories of racial injustice in America from Jon Batiste, Michael K. Williams and others.
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Keedron Bryant - "I Just Wanna Live"

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America After George Floyd

Soledad O'Brien and Brittany Packnett Cunningham discuss action steps for the Black community to heal one year after the killing of George Floyd, in this exclusive presented by P&G.
05/26/2021
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03:47

Justice Now: Race & Reckoning - After Show

Brittany Packnett Cunningham and Soledad O' Brien draw a through line between the civil rights movement to Ferguson and present day on the one-year anniversary of George Floyd's death.
05/27/2021
01:26

‘Central Park Karen’ Is Suing Her Former Employer For Firing Her

Amy Cooper claims in a new lawsuit that Franklin Templeton characterized her as a “racist.”
05/27/2021
01:38

Tamir Rice’s Mother Tells Ohio Supreme Court Policeman Who Killed Him Should Not Be Reinstated

Former Cleveland cop Timothy Loehmann was fired, and Samaria Rice says he ‘can’t be trusted.'
05/27/2021
01:14

Karine Jean-Pierre Becomes First Black Woman Since 1991 To Brief White House Press

White House principal deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made history at her first press briefing, the first Black woman to do so in 30 years.
05/28/2021
03:10

The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre: An American Terror

The devastation in Tulsa, Oklahoma a century ago was sparked by vicious racism that grew into terrorism.
05/31/2021
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Justice Now: The Way Forward - After Show

Soledad O'Brien and Brittany Packnett Cunningham talk about using their platforms for the collective good and having tough conversations one year after the death of George Floyd.
06/02/2021
01:38

Joe Biden Visits Tulsa On The 100th Anniversary To Remember Those Who Suffered, And Still Do

The president met with the last living survivors and addressed the horror that took place there a century ago.
06/02/2021
01:20

Oregon Votes To Make Juneteenth A Holiday

The state senate unanimously passed the bill to commemorate the celebration officially.
06/03/2021
01:10

Ohio HBCU Cancels Debt For Graduating Students

Wilberforce University President Elfred Anthony Pinkard surprised seniors at Saturday?s commencement when he announced that their student debt had been canceled.
06/03/2021
01:19

Derek Chauvin’s Attorney Says Judge Should Give Him Much Lighter Sentence Than Suggested Guideline

Eric Nelson says the former cop who killed George Floyd and faces up to 40 years behind bars is the product of a broken system.
06/04/2021
01:19

Three Remaining Survivors Of Tulsa Race Massacre To Receive $300K

Viola Fletcher, Lessie Benningfield Randle, and Hughes Van Ellis recently asked lawmakers to acknowledge the reality of racial violence in America.
06/07/2021
01:34

Family Of 8-Year-Old Killed During Rayshard Brooks Protests To Sue City Of Atlanta

Secoriea Turner was killed when gunfire erupted during a demonstration. Now, her parents are seeking accountability for what happened.
06/09/2021
01:10

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Becomes Fastest Female Sprinter Alive

Clocking an incredible 10.63 at a meet in Kingston on June 5, Fraser-Pryce obliterated the previous national record of 10.70.
06/09/2021
01:04

Washington State Offering Marijuana For People To Get Vaccinated

Washington state's liquor and cannabis board announced "Joints for Jabs,” which offers a free marijuana joint when receiving a COVID-19 starting now until through July 12.
06/10/2021
01:17

Kamala Harris Makes History At Capital Pride Event

Harris became the first sitting U.S. vice president to participate in a Pride march.
06/14/2021
01:11

Darnella Frazier, Teen Who Filmed George Floyd’s Death, Awarded Honorary Pulitzer

The video, which led to worldwide protests, the conviction of Derek Chauvin, and police reforms across America, was recorded on May 25, 2020.
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