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55:31Now Playing9.25.2025 #TheOtherSideOfChange: Charlie Kirk, Gun Violence & America’s Ongoing Crisis | S1 E25
A Denver high school shooting and the killing of Charlie Kirk on the same day exposed America’s deadly reality. While media attention fixated on Kirk, gun violence across the country continued unchecked.
Hosts Jamira Burley and Brea Baker examine Kirk’s rhetoric, his legacy of harmful commentary, and what his public death reveals about America’s relationship with guns. Special guest Luis Jonathan Hernandez, founder of Youth Over Guns, discusses how and why policy change is essential to ending the cycle of violence that continues to grip the nation.
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