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    Election workers terrorized by Trump make compelling witnesses at January 6th hearing

    09:05

  • Raising Young People To Challenge Racism

    13:16

  • Jonathan Capehart: Juneteenth has only been recognized nationally since last year and 'we’re going to be learning as the years go on'

    04:18

  • Rep. Barbara Lee: The commercialization of Juneteenth by big businesses 'gives me a lot of angst'

    05:54

  • Robin Rue Simmons: “It must start. That’s how you seek reparations. You start.”

    07:45

  • Black women on self-care: It is OK to take off the Superwoman cape

    04:14

  • VP Harris: It was a 'great joy' watching Ketanji Brown Jackson 'taking people to school' during confirmation hearings

    05:15

  • Black trailblazers on the importance of hair, makeup and visibility

    07:36

  • Ryan Michelle Bathé talks about the 'lonely' challenges of being a Black woman in Hollywood

    02:08

  • Maria Taylor opens up about racist incident she faced as a sports reporter

    02:43

  • Marking the Juneteenth holiday

    07:33

  • The Last Thing: A long journey

    02:01

  • New documentary chronicles fight for reparations for slavery in America

    08:07

  • Trymaine Lee speaks with fathers of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown & Jacob Blake

    07:07

  • Fathers of Jacob Blake, Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin sit down for Father's Day special

    08:08

  • Historian traces the historical significance of Juneteenth

    07:28

  • Ibram X. Kendi writes about how to talk to kids about race and racism

    07:58

  • Fascist, paramilitary groups seen aligning with Republican political targeting

    05:43

  • Fascist groups best understood as 'nationwide paramilitary army': expert

    04:36

  • Capehart: This country doesn't feel safe to a lot of people

    07:17

The Beat with Ari

This one reform can change policing forever

12:02

One of the strongest rules that shields police from accountability and ever facing public trials was literally “made up” by judges, MSNBC's Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber explains in this Special Report, and it can be abolished by Congress or states. Melber traces the odd legal history of this police “immunity” rule; how it operates to prevent even basic civil trials for victims of alleged police brutality; and why it’s become a key flash point in the Congressional battle over the George Floyd Act.May 13, 2021

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    Election workers terrorized by Trump make compelling witnesses at January 6th hearing

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  • Raising Young People To Challenge Racism

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  • Jonathan Capehart: Juneteenth has only been recognized nationally since last year and 'we’re going to be learning as the years go on'

    04:18

  • Rep. Barbara Lee: The commercialization of Juneteenth by big businesses 'gives me a lot of angst'

    05:54

  • Robin Rue Simmons: “It must start. That’s how you seek reparations. You start.”

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  • Black women on self-care: It is OK to take off the Superwoman cape

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