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What Happens When African Americans Say Enough Is Enough And Get Tired Of Accommodating 'Whiteness'?
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31:35Now PlayingRoland Martin, Dr. Greg Carr, Melik Abdul and Cleo Manago discussed what happens when African Americans get tired of having to make special accommodations to make white America feel comfortable.
This nuanced conversation came on the heels of Angela Whitehead's uncomfortable encounter with Billings, Montana police officers who walked through her front door without a warrant or permission.
When African Americans have had enough of making accommodations for "whiteness" what should happen? How should Black America engage with their white counterparts?
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