Mariame Kaba aka PrisonCulture on Ferguson

Premiere DateAug 21, 2014
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Categories Culture Politics Talk
00:00 Welcome to Radio Dispatch
00:28 Cops on parade
13:52 Mariame Kaba on police
34:06 More on Cop ed
55:54 “I wanna destroy you” The Soft Boys / Credits
57:08 Finish


Mariame Kaba (aka PrisonCulture on twitter) joins us to discuss the problems with only focusing on militarized police, the authoritarian mindset is on full display in the Washington Post, and continuing updates on Ferguson.

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Ferguson cops via Time

John and Molly Knefel are journalists, writers, and co-hosts of the daily political podcast Radio Dispatch. John covers foreign policy, criminal justice, civil liberties, and harm reduction, with bylines at…

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