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The Protest was Peaceful. Then the Violent Police Showed Up.
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Friends,
In this episode of my podcast, my team pays another visit to the anti-war encampment on the campus of the City College of New York. The students’ peaceful protest is suddenly interrupted by the aggressive NYPD who show up to conduct a mass arrest and use force to hurt and injure young people demanding peace, divestment and a better world. Listen to it here, as it happened and as we recorded it. These are the voices that are not heard on mainstream media.
Please listen, and share.
— Mike
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