Stockton to Malone #3: Making Sense of a Murder in Chicago

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🗓️ 24 April 2017

⏱️ 55 minutes

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RL interviews Chantel Johnson, whose brother Richie was one of the hundreds of young black men murdered in gun violence in Chicago in recent years. She and RL discuss the ties between violence and austerity in the city, the feeling of "conspiracy" against Richie and other poor black men like him in her neighborhood, and how anger at inequality in the city has become part of her grieving process.

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0:00.0	Hello, welcome to episode 3 of Stockton to Malone. My name is Micah Utrich.
0:13.8	Tomorrow, Stevens.
0:15.6	Been a little while since our last episode.
0:18.4	Not because we didn't record another episode.
0:21.2	We did record another episode. We have to get out hot tape.
0:24.0	The take was a little too hot.
0:26.0	We had to let our take on get out, cool off a little bit.
0:30.0	We had to put it on the rack.
0:32.0	Yeah. It was just too Yeah, we had it.
0:33.0	It was just too much.
0:34.0	It was just too much.
0:35.0	The next episode, we're going to hit you with it,
0:38.0	the one right after this.
0:39.0	It's going to be a little late, you know,
0:41.0	you've already gotten your get out hot takes but nobody
0:43.6	has brought the analysis of this movie that we do. The analysis was so crazy
0:49.1	that I was hating in the beginning and then like Paul on the road to Damascus the scales fell off.
0:56.0	Oh you're right you're right.
0:58.0	You're right.
0:59.0	Both pastors so this is the Saul to Paul transition. That's true.
1:04.0	Paul is just woke salt.
1:06.0	Yeah.
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