Free Them All Rewind
from Race Capitol Hosted by Race Capitol
After Richmond Police Department violently attack demonstrators on 9.1.2020 at the Richmond City "Justice" Center, we are re-airing with a short intro into the current. Listen to the options of our officials to address the pandemic impacting our siblings incarcerated. See video from the police attack here: https://twitter.com/sabrinaamorenoo/status/1300940711181922305?s=20
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