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In today’s Digital Streets, Marc Lamont Hill talks about Los Angeles prosecutors not seeking the death penalty for one of the suspected killers in rapper Pop Smoke’s case. Hill opens up about wanting justice for the rapper and being an abolitionist.
“Revenge doesn’t solve the problem. It doesn’t return the person to us,” Hill says. “I hope the death penalty is not imposed, at the same time that I want accountability and justice for Pop Smoke.”
Also, R. Kelly’s new legal team has asked to postpone his New York City trial.
Jamaica is preparing to demand slavery reparations from the United Kingdom for its role in slavery on the island. The country is reportedly going to demand billions of dollars from the U.K.
All this and more on “Black News Channel.”
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