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Host Johann Sleckor revisits a hate crime on the south side of Chicago.

In 1997, Leonard Clark was beaten into a coma by a gang of young white men simply for

being black.

You didn't see nothing as part investigation in part memoir.

Listen, as Johann's tracks down key players to examine how the story of power and corruption

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Tell me how you discovered that Dylan Roof was listening to your music.

I was being interviewed by a journalist who had showed me this print out from a website

called Stormfront, which is a white supremacist website.

It was an interview about how white power music radicalized people.

And this was a post at Dylan Roof had made about a white power song where he had retyped

the lyrics asking for who the band was because he wanted more of it.

In the first time I'd read through it, it kind of struck me as familiar and I thought

oh, this is one of the songs that I had listened to.

And then I read it again and it sent shivers down my spine.

The words that he had typed into that white supremacist message board just a few months

before he had committed that horrific act were words that I had invented, words that

I had put to music and words that I had released in order to recruit more people into the

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