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EPISODE · May 4, 2024 · 16 MIN

A deeper dive into protests at Emory and a new Georgia law bans some people from owning certain land

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Protests continue on campuses around the country including at Emory. We hear more about the demonstrations that garnered national attention are playing out. Plus, New legislation in Georgia bans so-called foreign agents from buying certain land in the state.  Lawmakers say this champions national security, but critics warn the legislation is reminiscent of old, discriminatory laws against Asian people. Also, Georgia Power says its second new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle is officially online. And a federal appeals court has upheld former Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill's conviction for violating the civil rights of inmates. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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