After Buffalo Massacre, Civil Rights Leaders Pitch Anti-Hate Plans

After Buffalo Massacre, Civil Rights Leaders Pitch Anti-Hate Plans

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The video discusses the potential application of the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act to a recent hate crime in Buffalo. Theodore Johnson explains the legal requirements for prosecuting under this law, focusing on the need for a conspiracy. Reverend Mark Blue emphasizes the broader racial issues and the need for more comprehensive legislation to address hate crimes and white supremacy.

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