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1:11:59Now PlayingHow can we make Baltimore safe for everyone? What are the root causes of violence? How can we change the police department so the community has control?
Those are the topics we'll explore for our next installment of The Real News' newsroom in the community series, Real Talk Tho.
Join us for a conversation that explores real solutions for the ongoing crisis of violence that continues to plague the city. We'll take a deep dive into confronting the often overlooked role of poverty and lack of living wage jobs in precipitating crime. We will also seek your ideas on how to truly reform our troubled police department.
Panelists:
Sean Yoes, Baltimore Editor of The AFRO-American
Neill Franklin, Former Baltimore City Police Officer
Nabeehah Azeez, Organizer at Communities United
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