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Forgetting About Greensboro Keeps Us Unprepared for White Supremacist Violence

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Jacqueline Luqman talks with Rev. Nelson Johnson, one of the survivors of the Greensboro Massacre, about how knowing this history of white supremacist violence might have better prepared us for what we face today.

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