Buried Truths Live Part 2 | S2

Buried Truths

WABE

Society & Culture, True Crime, History

4.8 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2019

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Sheriff David Davis of Macon-Bibb county, LaTasha Morrison of Be The Bridge and Jill Savitt of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights join Hank Klibanoff for a discussion about truth, policing, race relations and our individual roles. Then, we take questions from the audience. It's a straightforward, personal and pointed Q&A with the panelists, Hank Klibanoff, Howard Moore, Jr. and Newton Collier.

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0:14.6	Two men of color vanished after last being seen in the same deputy's patrol car.
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0:31.5	This is Barry Trutz, I'm Hank Clibbinoff, and this is part two of Barry Trutz Live.
0:38.4	In this episode, the panel discussion and some really great Q&A.
0:43.6	I'm, it's, it's so great to have these folks with us tonight.
0:47.2	They, I've gotten to know them all in different ways and I'm so happy you'll get to now.
0:53.4	Starting here from my right, Natasha Morrison, being the bridge, which she is going to explain
0:58.7	to us, just a wonderful group that seeks, if I, if I say racial healing, it's so, that's
1:06.0	a reduction of what she's doing and will hear more from her in a couple of minutes.
1:11.1	Jill Savitt, who is now the president and CEO of the National Center for Civil and Human
1:15.8	Rights here in Atlanta, and a man who you heard on the podcast, Sheriff David Davis, of
1:21.8	Macon Bip County, I think you've said you've been with the force, or 40, 40 years, okay?
1:28.2	I, I do want to ask, start off by asking the Sheriff a question though, because, and the
1:32.5	way this came about, some of my students and I went down, maybe three years ago, and met
1:37.4	with them and he didn't know us from anybody.
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