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Black Agenda Radio January 26, 2024
Black Agenda Radio
26 Jan 2024

Black Agenda Radio · Black Agenda Radio January 26, 2024

In this week’s segment we discuss Kenyans protesting their government’s participation in an impending occupation of Haiti, and why Flint, Michigan still has contaminated water and no justice for its residents. But first, we hear how Black politics in Pennsylvania reflect the nation’s condition and concerns in an election year.

Haiti
Communist Party of Kenya
US Politics
Flint Water
2024 election
Black politics
Kenya
Pennsylvania

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