Laquan McDonald, Policing, and Lament

February 13, 2019

Laquan McDonald, Policing, and Lament

On this episode, Jen is joined by her friend and local Chicagoan, Noah Lomax to talk about the history of policing in the U.S, life in Chicago, the cover-up and case surrounding the killing of Laquan Mcdonald, and the subsequent verdicts.

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anti racist, anti-racism, black lives matter, chicago, end racism, laquan mcdonald, police brutality

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Jen Kinney

My name is Jen Kinney. I am a writer, podcaster, and anti-trafficking activist who loves to travel and live abroad. My twins and passion for social justice make me a great candidate for therapy. So I write.

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