A history of repression in Los Angeles #shorts @LauraFlandersAndFriends
A history of repression in Los Angeles #shorts  @LauraFlandersAndFriends
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Laura Flanders spoke with Black Lives Matter Los Angeles co-founder Melina Abdullah back in 2024, as activists pressured the city to cancel the contract for a jail and scored other major wins. Their conversation is as timely as ever, as community members face violent repression for protesting against ICE abductions.

🎥”Corporate Prison Reform Will Not Keep Us Safe: A Report from Los Angeles” is available on the Laura Flanders & Friends YouTube channel and podcast platforms: bit.ly/43ZptQb

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A history of repression in Los Angeles #shorts

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