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Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865 when enslaved people in Texas learned they were free, almost two and a half years after President Lincoln’s…
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In episode 77 we dive into the state’s special legislative session that started today. The primary reason for the emergency meeting is to address the…
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In episode 76, we discuss criminal justice reform, from policing to prisons. We get a preview of the Albuquerque mayor and a city councilor plans to…
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People out in the streets protesting police brutality and systemic racism face the health risks of being in large crowds during the coronavirus pandemic.…
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George Floyd was laid to rest in Houston this week, and protests calling for an end to racist police violence are continuing around the country and here…
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On Friday night, June 5, Amelia Brown says they and their friend were shot at by two unidentified men outside Presbyterian Hospital on Central at 9:15…
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Every day for over a week, masses of people in Albuquerque have showed up in public to condemn state violence against black people and call for systemic…
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Most of the demonstrations calling for justice and an end to racist police violence in New Mexico over the last two weeks have been in Albuquerque. On…
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Hundreds of masked protesters in white coats, green scrubs, and street clothes gathered six feet apart for a "die-in" yesterday outside the University of…
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Just blocks from a Black Lives Matter demonstration in Albuquerque on May 28, two black teenagers and two Hispanic teenagers were pulled from a car by…