No Free Passes! Beyond Barriers Ep. 2

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#BeyondBarriers with #JeffSchoep & #JenniferKreis. Episode 2 promises to be the most #controverisal, #informational, #educational, and #groundshaking episode yet! Brought to you by Underground Media Productions! Jeff and Jennifer discuss racial tensions in the United States, #Protests2020 & #Riots2020, dismantling of American monuments, and how the far left & far right use these to feed their extremist narratives! Follow Jeff Schoep on Twitter: @SchoepJeff https://jeffschoep.com or https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK-k7p4j455Mpy2KFBknkEQ Follow Jennifer Kreis: @jennifer_kreis https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxyightnUAueDoURYrbpOxw Links to articles discussed and videos: Aimee Lewis TV: woman dragged from car during BLM protest https://www.facebook.com/484976588626246/videos/701816113885796/ Inside CHAZ zone: https://youtu.be/H5TszKZA2-Q Incident at Macy's: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8449823/Trump-asks-protesters-shares-video-black-man-beating-white-Macys-employee.html

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