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Aug 5, 2020 56 min

ABOLISH ICE: DEFEND BLACK LIVES

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Aug 5, 2020 Race Capitol aligns #BLM to the Black Immigrant experience. Chelsea Higgs Wise interview Sylvie Bello from Cameroon American Council on their 10 year fight and what it feels like to balance the pandemics of constructed physical and social health disparities. Race Capitol also invites organizers from the July 31, 2020 #FreeThemAllVA march to bring attention to the privately owned Farmville Virginia Immigrant Center of America where 93% of detainees have tested positive for COVID-19. Hear about their demands and what wealthy corporate investors rest comfortably in Richmond, Virginia profiting over the terrorism the Farmville ICA is creating on this generation. Thanks to both our guests. Please follow and support their work- Cameroon American Council: @camamercouncil https://m.facebook.com/CamAmerCouncil Free Them All: On it @VAFreeThemAll —-Twitter @FreeThemAllVA —IG https://linktr.ee/freethemallva Featured music today: https://youtu.be/uJufZiQpoCc

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