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2.28.17: Wesley Lowery & History of the State of the Union Address

New Hampshire Public Radio | By Word of Mouth

Published February 28, 2017 at 4:31 PM EST

On today's show:

We spoke to Wesley Lowery about his experience reporting on race and activism, and the myth of objectivity. His recent book is They Can't Kill Us All.
Life of the Law #54 - "Bad Gig". Listen again at prx.org
Civics 101: The State of the Union Address

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