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'Ask a Slave' web series tackles race

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'Ask a Slave' web series tackles race

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'Ask a Slave' web series tackles race

Azie Dungey joins Craig Melvin to discuss her role as Lizzie Mae on her Youtube web series “Ask a Slave.”

Craig Melvin

12/14/13

Duration: 3:50

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Ferguson chaos highlights nationwide issues

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Ferguson chaos highlights nationwide issues

The deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, unarmed African-Americans killed by police, are raising questions about law enforcement strategies and race relations. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Tx., discusses.

The Rundown with Jose Diaz-Balart

08/22/14

Duration: 2:58

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Designer mixes both style and diversity

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Designer mixes both style and diversity

Melissa Harris-Perry’s Footsoldier is Courtney Smith, a woman who left the world of finance to create stylish, affordable retail fashion for women of all sizes and, more specifically, to emphasize the beauty of women of color.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/31/15

Duration: 4:13

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Police depts. try to improve racial disparity

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Police depts. try to improve racial disparity

USA Today’s Yamiche Alcindor sits down with Alex Witt to discuss efforts by police departments all over the country to recruit diverse officers and strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/31/15

Duration: 3:30

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Former KKK leader may run for office

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Former KKK leader may run for office

Former KKK Leader David Duke may try to capitalize on Rep. Steve Scalise's public admission that he spoke before a group of white supremacists by running for his seat. Ed Schultz, John Fugelsang and Dean Obeidallah discuss.

The Ed Show

01/30/15

Duration: 10:05

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Backlash over ‘Fresh off the Boat’ tweet

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Backlash over ‘Fresh off the Boat’ tweet

Backlash is growing over a tweet that ABC sent out about the new show “Fresh off the Boat.” Joy Reid talks with Jeff Yang, the father of one of the show’s stars, and msnbc’s Richard Lui about representations of Asian-Americans.

The Reid Report

01/30/15

Duration: 6:58

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Mindy Kaling talks visibility in the media

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Mindy Kaling talks visibility in the media

Janet Mock looks at a special Super Bowl ad featuring actress Mindy Kaling and address the issue of women of color seeing themselves represented in the media.

So Popular!

01/30/15

Duration: 4:48

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Diversity & women killin’ it at the SAG...

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Diversity & women killin’ it at the SAG...

Janet Mock and the Smart Ass Pop Culture Feminist Clique discuss the importance of women and diversity shining at this year’s Screen Actors Guild Awards.

So Popular!

01/30/15

Duration: 7:17

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CBC concerned about House leadership rule...

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CBC concerned about House leadership rule...

The Daily Beast’s Tim Mak explains the story behind his bombshell report that some members of the Congressional Black Caucus have been vocal against any changes in how seniority in House Democratic leadership is identified.

The Briefing

01/30/15

Duration: 6:38

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Single photo raises $1M for kids

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Single photo raises $1M for kids

A single photo started an online fundraising campaign that has raised over $1 million for students at Mott Hall Bridges Academy in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

msnbc Originals

01/29/15

Duration: 3:34

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Friendship 9 conviction overturned

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Friendship 9 conviction overturned

The convictions of nine African American men who were arrested for sitting at a whites-only lunch counter in Rock Hill, South Carolina 54 years ago have been overturned. NBC’s Mark Potter reports.

NewsNation with Tamron Hall

01/28/15

Duration: 4:54

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Judge to overturn ‘Friendship 9’ convictions

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Judge to overturn ‘Friendship 9’ convictions

A judge in South Carolina is expected to overturn the convictions that sent nine young African-American men to a month of hard labor back in 1961—all for sitting at a whites-only lunch counter. NBC’s Mark Potter reports.

The Rundown with Jose Diaz-Balart

01/28/15

Duration: 3:43

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'Friendship 9' convictions to be overturned

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'Friendship 9' convictions to be overturned

Rachel Maddow reports that the eight surviving members of the Friendship Nine, who served hard labor following arrests for a peaceful lunch counter protest, will have their convictions in that case overturned.

The Rachel Maddow Show

01/27/15

Duration: 4:33

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MHP on the problem with the 'perfect victim'

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MHP on the problem with the 'perfect victim'

Melissa Harris-Perry's letter goes out to New York Times op-ed columnist Nicholas Kristoff, who sent out a Tweet with some advice for activists protesting the deaths of young black men in America.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/25/15

Duration: 5:25

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Do open carry laws make people less safe?

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Do open carry laws make people less safe?

Jonathan Metzl, Vince Warren and Jasmine Rand discuss a case out of Florida where an African American man was tackled to the ground for carrying a gun he had a permit for and if open carry laws make people more or less safe.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/25/15

Duration: 6:07

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Breaking down the debate on fair housing

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Breaking down the debate on fair housing

Nikole Hannah-Jones, Vince Warren, Shanna Smith and Jasmine Rand discuss if the Supreme Court is poised to knock down the

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/25/15

Duration: 6:31

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Big Six member inspires new activists

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Big Six member inspires new activists

Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., the only surviving member of the “Big Six,” discusses with Alex Witt the reasons he joined the civil rights movement and his efforts to make the historic events of the 1960s relevant to a new generation of Americans today.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/24/15

Duration: 5:32

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Class, race, and remedies for US inequality

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Class, race, and remedies for US inequality

Melissa Harris-Perry notes that even as President Obama encourages the public to think more carefully about class, evidence suggests that race remains a powerful indicator of life opportunities and outcomes.

Melissa Harris-Perry

01/24/15

Duration: 2:34

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Big Six member reacts to ‘Selma’ movie

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Big Six member reacts to ‘Selma’ movie

Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., the only surviving member of the “Big Six” of the civil rights movement, sits down with Alex Witt to share his perspective on the film “Selma,” and the biggest challenges President Obama faces in his last two years in office.

Weekends with Alex Witt

01/24/15

Duration: 6:18

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A global fight for justice and equality

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A global fight for justice and equality

Rev. Sharpton talks to Diane Abbott about the growing income gap and wealth gap and the fight for equality.

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

01/23/15

Duration: 4:18

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