would see an increased police presence in some black communities human rights activists or german baraka says this all gives the impression biden doesn't really get black voters. it was quite clear that the. troll forces. targeting black voters they believe that some sectors of the black population is in fact in play that is that they can be persuaded to support a dumb troll and it may be successful because of the fact that other democrats don't appear to be offering anything different than the campaign they invent in 2060 min their reason is that to support a truck if you have a black person the bits of you like remember the words lance but they also made it resources that use give you a vote to the democrats if you are a black person and in particular a member of the black working class so you know this notion that biden understands black folks that he has some kind of understanding of what great people need in particular like working class is never reflected in his policies. and his positions over the course of his 47 years in congress. the ecuadorian government and the international

with baraka and glenn ford in our leftist folks they keep the pressure on. america is an empire and that predatory capitalist and profoundly's white supremacy of the score and male supremacy of the corporate within that same experiment there are been freedom fighters and love warriors come out of the tradition. culturally and artistically it's been at the vanguard of it. >> i don't mean to set up that question as though it's an opposition. all of the coalitions must be evaluated critically and honestly. thank you. [laughter] before we make this transition to audience questions are the thoughts you want to share? the. >> i always thought that jimmy was walking with me as i wrote the book. i didn't tell you the story dock that i was writing the book reverend barber, talk to reverend barber. he decided not to buy the book and give money to the poor people's campaign. reverend barber says we need this book. we need you to write it and a few weeks later i get this package in the mail and reverend barber sends me -- and then there were these moments. he wrote the

detention facility in the center of minsk demanding the release of barred presidential candidate viktor baraka as well as that of the husband of the opposition leaders had learned that if enough scar also gathered to another prison where many of those who've been arrested during the 1st night of unrest are held for some are eager to enter the building others asked them to stay karma not chance slogan so as to avoid provoking the security services. and much of the public anger in belarus is directed against security forces for their brutal treatment of protesters and bystanders and to voice their discontent the demonstrators convene once again in the capital's independence square auntie's constantine bailo was there for us. there's a crowd of protesters here on independence square which is where they have been gathering every evening there are the factory workers who went on strike this morning and medics rallying outside the health ministry which is just off the square so it's already become a tradition of crowds gathering day after day like yesterday there are no special forces out here just

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