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    Eddie Glaude: ‘We can’t capitulate’

    09:29
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    09:05
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    07:32
  • Velshi Banned Book Club: how Maulik Pancholy got his book unbanned

    09:45
  • Laurence Tribe: It’s not over. The resistance is about to ignite

    11:54
  • West Wing cast: ‘It’s ok to expect more from our leaders’

    11:28
  • Maddow: Abortion is affecting voters 'viscerally' and 'gutturally' in ways we have yet to understand

    11:16
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    24:31
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    09:26
  • Tim Snyder: Voting is what makes America ‘exceptional’

    08:42
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    05:02
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    05:32
  • 'I give us the edge': WI Dem Chair calls out the GOP’s 'strategic mistake'

    04:35
  • ‘Betrayal’: Marty Baron, former Washington Post editor, slams paper’s non-endorsement

    06:21

Velshi Banned Book Club: 'Heavy: An American Memoir' with Kiese Laymon

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Written in the second person, directly addressing his mother, “Heavy” chronicles author Kiese Laymon’s life from his boyhood in poverty-stricken Jackson, Mississippi to an adulthood spent on prestigious college campuses. The award-winning novel is at once a coming-of-age story and a searing condemnation of the racism and misogyny that perforate the fabric of this country. It’s a story of the power of education, the complexities of family dynamics, and the realities of what it means to be a Black man in America.