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2:22Now PlayingTalib Kweli opens up about his thoughts on the "Stand Your Ground" law, explaining that he believes it's leading to black on black crime, fear of minorities, and more. He thinks that we should have gun reform in general, adding that when talk about gun reform turns to "Stand Your Ground," the argument "loses its legs."
When asked about George Zimmerman becoming a celebrity, Talib says he;s torn because he believes that everyone had a part in making him famous.
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