Shut It Down Richmond

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July 15, 2020 The hosts offer a Capitol Catch up for Race Capitol listeners on topics like the Robert E Lee Statue on Monument Avenue, the state of Virginia Evictions with Steve Fischbach from Virginia Law Poverty Center, plus the TWO task forces being talked about in the city of Richmond and finally the Reclamation Revivals taking place in the streets. The demands remain, to dismantle all monuments of white supremacy including the racist instituions. A big thank you this week to Style Weekly and David Dominique for featuring Race Capitol on the cover of this week's issue. Featured Music: -https://soundcloud.com/onraewatkins/middle-finger-to-the-law-ft-fresco-steez-byp100-choir-onrae-lateal-mix -https://youtu.be/QR71QoHMdko

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