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The Ben & Jamesa Podcast: Conversations About Connection

Ep. 101: Violence as a Political Tool

38 min • 16 juli 2024

Have you ever looked at how violence is used to engage or disengage people from the political process? On today's episode, Ben and Jamesa review the different ways white people have used violence to disenfranchise political minorities and compare that to recent headlines. They also discuss how this is their last episode on American soil, and what you can expect next.

Ep. 101: Violence as a Political Tool

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