Motive is supported by you didn't see nothing, a powerful new podcast series from USG audio

and the Invisible Institute.

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

connects to our present moment.

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On Mother's Day 1985, Philadelphia did something unthinkable.

The city had been engaged in a standoff with a radical organization called Move.

The helicopter takes off.

Then the city dropped a bomb on Move's headquarters, killing 11 people, five of them children.

My daughters were taken away by the school group, government.

Why isn't so many have never heard of the move bombing?

Black people will never get justice in America.

The Africa's versus America, available now everywhere you get your podcasts.

This episode contains explicit language and a racial slur unbleaped.

When he was growing up, Derek Black remembers that everything's giving.

His dad would set a couple extra chairs at the table.

From the time that I was fairly young, he was doing outreach to local skinhead leaders

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