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39:11Now PlayingOn this episode of NIGHT SCHOOL with Marc Lamont Hill, we break down three wild stories making headlines for all the wrong reasons. First, Diddy beats the biggest federal charges in his sex trafficking case, no RICO, no kidnapping, but the judge still says he’s too violent to walk free. He’s locked up 'til sentencing, facing 20 years off a 100-year-old law they used to get Jack Johnson.
Then, Trump goes full plantation politics, floating a plan that sounds like slavery 2.0, letting farmers and hotel owners “own” undocumented workers instead of deporting them. He says it’s about helping businesses, but don’t miss what he really said about “control.”
And after 10 whole years of poisoned water, protests, and broken trust, Flint finally replaced over 11,000 lead pipes. The system that failed Black folks from day one is claiming victory, but many homes are still waiting, and the damage is already done.
From prison cells to poisoned pipes to plantation talk, this is America in 2025.
Flint residents still dealing with lead can call 810-410-1133 or email: GetTheLeadOut@cityofflint.com to get help.
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