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The Week: David Dayen slams Pelosi for CARES Act, Eddie Glaude details history of Black oppression

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American Prospect Executive Editor David Dayen looks at Rep. Nancy Pelosi's legislative past and how responsible she was for Democrat’s amendments to the CARES Act. Princeton's James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor Eddie Glaude discusses how we can apply the lessons from James Baldwin and others to today's conversations around race in America and details the long history of oppression for black and brown people in the U.S.

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Eddie Glaude CALLS OUT Neoliberals for trying to pin all racism on republicans

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