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2:49Now PlayingReverend Donna Beasley, who marched with Martin Luther King, Jr. in Louisville, Kentucky in 1962 and is fighting for justice on those same streets now, tells MSNBC’s Cal Perry that “it’s a shame” that in all that time, “we’re still having to fight to be normal, regular human beings” but hopes today’s protests will bring about change. Aired on 6/3/2020.
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