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From KQED. From KQED. From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco.

I'm Michael Krasti.

Coming up on forum, Reverend William Barber, he's co-chair of the

Poor People's Campaign and the MacArthur Genius Fellow, who Cornell West calls the closest

person we have to Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. That's what you see in the street. It's the democracy

trying to breathe and refusing to allow the policies of injustice to crush and suffocate our reaction.

Reverend Barber joins Forum to talk about the protests against police violence, his campaign to fight poverty, and his new book.

We are called to be a movement. Join us after this news. Welcome to Forum. I'm Michael Krasny. Reverend William Barber believes that the country, quote, will not be the same after this pandemic,

and after this season of mass nonviolent protest, we cannot be the same.

And Reverend Barber, who revived and co-chairs the Poor People's Campaign,

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