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no bull and the aftermath.

That sort of terrorism had been going on for decades for generations in this part of the

country, just the weight of white supremacy that they got it, the entire society down

the air.

And I think, you know, when you look at this specific case and when you look at the

ways in which law enforcement, the essentially the district attorney, when you look at the

fact that the state troopers, all of these parties working in concert, you can't help but

feel that that state sanctioned and state endorsed terrorism.

It's not that it's repeating itself, it's just that it's evolved and morphed into something

else.

I'm Benjamin Widis and this is the LawFair podcast August 17, 2019.

Andrew Beck-Grace and Chip Brandley are the creators of the NPR podcast audio documentary

White Lies.

The series, if you haven't listened to it, deals with the murder of Reverend James Reeb

in Selma, Alabama during the Civil Rights era and is an incredible historical investigation

of an episode that many people had forgotten.

I asked Andrew and Chip on the show because I thought their show had remarkable soundings

in contemporary discussions of domestic terrorism, of white supremacist violence and a lot

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