Basic Black: Politics, Scandals, and Legacies
About the Episode
A discussion of the Boston mayor's race and how communities of color are poised to make their coalitions heard. Also, this is not the first time the IRS has come under fire for targeting political activity; we'll take a look at the IRS, the NAACP and the black church.
Aired:
05/16/13
| Expires: | Runtime: 0s
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