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Joy: At some point, this country needs to let black people stop crying. But until then, we'll keep teaching.

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Before the Minneapolis memorial service for George Floyd, Joy Reid speaks to the "black martyrs" who have died to teach the United States how to emerge from its past as a slave republic, and remarks on the fact that it has taken this long.June 4, 2020

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    Unpacking the DOJ’s investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department

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  • Police Reform Two Years after George Floyd's Murder

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  • Has policing in America changed since George Floyd?

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  • Mayor Carter weighs in on what’s changed since George Floyd’s killing.

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