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Subject ‘I Don’t Want to Be George Floyd’ | Weekend Reads
Date December 10, 2023 8:01 PM
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Prospect Weekend Reads
Week of December 4th
Stories from the week you don't want to miss!

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The family of Jawan Dallas speaks after viewing body cam video of the
night the 36-year-old died in police custody.

'I Don't Want to Be George Floyd'
:
In police body camera footage seen by his family, Jawan Dallas said,
"I can't breathe, I don't want to be George Floyd." He was later
pronounced dead at the hospital. Read Gabrielle Gurley on how police
reform since the 2020 uprisings has been, at best, incremental.

Massachusetts Blues
:
Massachusetts has a Democratic trifecta, but can't pass even the most
popular progressive reforms. Robert Kuttner explains how democracy is
broken at all levels of government in the Bay State.

Sen. Chris Murphy: 'This Party Has Not Made a Firm Break From
Neoliberalism
'
:
Rich Men North of Richmond, horseshoe theory, and a new podcast series.
Luke Goldstein spoke with Sen. Chris Murphy about his quest to
understand America's spiritual crisis:

The Life-and-Death Cost of Conservative Power
:
Right-wing governance can have deadly consequences for the American
people. Residents of red states, Paul Starr writes, can expect to lose
several years of life compared with their fellow citizens in blue
states.

Actually, Opioid Victims Love the Sackler Immunity Shields
:
This week during a Supreme Court hearing, Purdue Pharma's attorneys
argued the Sackler family's bankruptcy settlement and legal immunity
was acceptable to the victims of the opioid epidemic. Maureen Tkacik has
the story.

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