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PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton 04/29/14

Refusing to compromise their souls for a contract

Rev. Sharpton weighs in on NBA Commissioner Adam Silver’s decision to ban Donald Sterling for life, and the many athletes, owners, and dignitaries who stood up in support of the decision, proving they’re unwilling to compromise in the face of bigotry. Duration: {{video.duration.momentjs}}

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Why we cannot compromise

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Why we cannot compromise

Rev. Sharpton weighs in on NBA Commissioner Adam Silver’s decision to ban Donald Sterling for life, and the many athletes, owners, and dignitaries who stood up in support of the decision, proving they’re unwilling to compromise in the face of bigotry.

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

04/29/14

Duration: 1:07

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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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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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McDonalds workers file civil rights lawsuit

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McDonalds workers file civil rights lawsuit

Ten former McDonalds workers in Virginia have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the fast food superchain, alleging racial discrimination, sexual harassment and wrongful termination. Tsedeye Gebreselassie and Rich Benjamin join.

NOW With Alex Wagner

01/23/15

Duration: 6:36

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The color complex among black women

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The color complex among black women

So Popular!’s Janet Mock, EBONY’s Jamilah Lemieux, and writer Zeba Blay discuss the new OWN documentary “Light Girls,” the sequel to 2011’s “Dark Girls” and the issue of skin tone for black women.

01/23/15

Duration: 9:21

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Graphic novel recalls Freedom Rides

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Graphic novel recalls Freedom Rides

Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., reflects on the Selma marches and the new feature film on the Civil Rights movement. Rep. Lewis also discusses his new graphic novel "March: Book Two."

Morning Joe

01/23/15

Duration: 9:47

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Muslims and assimilation in the U.S.A.

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Muslims and assimilation in the U.S.A.

Last week, President Obama implied American Muslims are less likely to turn towards radical Islam because they’re more assimilated than European Muslims. Eboo Patel, formerly of the President’s Faith Council, tells Ronan the reasoning behind this theory.

Ronan Farrow Daily

01/21/15

Duration: 5:41

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Obama addresses voting rights, racial...

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Obama addresses voting rights, racial...

Trymaine Lee and Kwame Jackson weigh in on President Obama's comments on voting rights, racial justice and policing issues from tonight's State of the Union address.

01/20/15

Duration: 5:36

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Will Obama talk about racial justice?

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Will Obama talk about racial justice?

Trymaine Lee and Kwame Jackson join the Shift panel to discuss policing and racial justice issues in the 2015 State of the Union address.

01/20/15

Duration: 10:08

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Racial unrest and the SOTU

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Racial unrest and the SOTU

Msnbc's Trymaine Lee joins José Díaz-Balart to discuss whether President Obama will address racial inequality, policing and the community during the State of the Union address.

The Rundown with Jose Diaz-Balart

01/20/15

Duration: 1:20

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Hate crime law aids justice for racist murder

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Hate crime law aids justice for racist murder

Rachel Maddow reports on how an expanded federal hate crimes bill, signed into law by President Obama closed a loophole, allowing prosecutors to convict all ten participants in a racially motivated murder in Jackson, Mississippi in 2011.

The Rachel Maddow Show

01/20/15

Duration: 7:35

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