4: Boots To Suits

Motive

WBEZ Chicago

Society & Culture

4.7 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2020

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Daytime TV discovered neo-Nazi skinheads and it was a ratings bonanza. But it also helped to grow the hate movement across America.

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0:00.0	Motive is supported by you didn't see nothing.
0:02.3	A powerful new podcast series from US Geodio and The Invisible Institute.
0:06.2	Host Johann Sleckor revisits a hate crime on the south side of Chicago.
0:10.0	In 1997, Leonard Clark was beaten into a coma by a gang of young white men simply for
0:14.8	being black.
0:16.0	You didn't see nothing as part investigation in part memoir.
0:19.0	Listen, as Johann's tracks down key players to examine how the story of power and corruption
0:23.4	connects to our present moment.
0:25.1	Subscribe now to You Didn't See Nothing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere podcasts
0:30.0	are available.
0:31.2	On Mother's Day 1985, Philadelphia did something unthinkable.
0:35.6	The city had been engaged in a standoff with a radical organization called Move.
0:40.0	The helicopter takes off then.
0:42.2	The city dropped a bomb on Move's headquarters killing 11 people, five of them children.
0:47.3	My daughter was taken away by the school run government.
0:51.0	Why is it?
0:52.0	So many have never heard of the move bombing.
0:54.0	People will never get justice in America.
0:56.8	The Africa's versus America available now everywhere you get your podcasts.
1:02.9	We should warn you before you listen to this podcast, it's about the organized white
1:06.8	supremacy movement.
1:08.6	This episode includes descriptions of violence and racial slurs, unbleaped.
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