2.21: SC primary preview; Bloomberg: Women can be released from NDAs; SA Kim Foxx still under fire
February 22, 2020
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as posted by the channel2.21.20 #RolandMartinUnfiltered LIVE FROM L.A.: South Carolina primary preview\; What must Black voters do to be herd; Bloomberg says three women can be released from their NDAs; Jurors in the Harvey Weinstein sex assault case say they can't reach a decision; Chicago State's Attorney Kim Foxx still under fire; Texas Southern University board and President Austin Lane have reached a separation agreement; 55 years after Malcolm X was killed there are still questions about his death; #BlackHistoryMoments with Rep. Jim Clyburn
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