Amy Goodman
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From Chapel Hill to Tulsa: Families Speak Out About Deadly Anti-Arab Hate Crimes
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August 24, 2016
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36:45Now PlayingIn this webonly special, we continue our look at this month’s killing in Tulsa, Oklahoma, of Khalid Jabara and last year’s triple killing in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, of Deah Barakat and two sisters, Razan and Yusor AbuSalha. Both killings have been described as antiArab hate crimes. We speak to Khalid’s brother and sister, Rami Jabara and Victoria Jabara Williams, and to Dr. Mohammad AbuSalha, the father of Razan and Yusor.
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