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Jun 3, 2021 1 hr 33 min

Chip Malfunction

from What Are You Bringing to the Table Hosted by Tori Lopez

This podcast contains material that may not be suitable for all listeners...YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED This week's episode is a bit of a journey into our unofficial segment of how would you rather die. We get into a story from Canada about a mass grave at Indian Residential School, mass genocide of indigenous people isn't solely an American sin. And a school in Oklahoma that can no longer teach Critical Race Theory because even though it's 2021, Oklahoma wants to take us back to several decades and inch toward facism.

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