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RECOMMENDED: Is Black Lives Matter the New Civil Rights Movement? (Mika Edmondson)

July 24, 2016November 26, 2017Kirk E. Miller

Christian, listen to this address, please.

Listen to the talk here, where you can also find the transcript.

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