Power & Politics - Full Show for Feb. 14
This week's Power & Politics is dedicated to Black History Month.
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Feb 16, 2021, 12:10 PM
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New plaque in downtown New Rochelle honors, recognizes city's Black history
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Newburgh Free Academy students dig deeper in local history for Black History Month
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Black History Month spotlights Leonard Cooke's enduring fight for civil rights
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Rockland County to relocate Thurgood Marshall statue to more visible spot
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Formerly incarcerated man opens up about earning Oscar nomination
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Celebrating historic contributions of African Americans in Mount Kisco
144ds ago1:53
New plaque in downtown New Rochelle honors, recognizes city's Black history
132ds ago1:44
Newburgh Free Academy students dig deeper in local history for Black History Month
132ds ago1:53
Black History Month spotlights Leonard Cooke's enduring fight for civil rights
136ds ago0:27
Rockland County to relocate Thurgood Marshall statue to more visible spot
139ds ago1:40
Formerly incarcerated man opens up about earning Oscar nomination
143ds ago1:20
Celebrating historic contributions of African Americans in Mount Kisco
144ds agoThis week's Power & Politics is dedicated to Black History Month. Joining the show is Rep. Mondaire Jones, who became the first openly gay Black man to ever earn a seat in Congress. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, of New Jersey, and Sen. Andrea Stewart-Cousins also discuss their hopes for the future. News 12 also talks to students about politics and what it means to them.
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