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Hasan Confronts Media Weirdo Following Him Around Zohran's Party
15:25
The Majority Report Nov 7, 2025

Hasan Confronts Media Weirdo Following Him Around Zohran's Party

Morning Joe FED UP With Greenblatt's BS
22:55
The Majority Report Nov 7, 2025

Morning Joe FED UP With Greenblatt's BS

ICE Agents Invade School To Arrest Teacher In Front Of Kids
8:12
The Majority Report Nov 7, 2025

ICE Agents Invade School To Arrest Teacher In Front Of Kids

Trump Slump Gets Worse
14:16
The Majority Report Nov 7, 2025

Trump Slump Gets Worse

No One Can Stop the Rain
Current Affairs Nov 6, 2025

No One Can Stop the Rain

When we speak of Assata Shakur, her recent passing, and her legacy, we speak of someone who, at great cost, refused to let the state define who and what she was. To the state, she was a “terrorist,” and even in death, FBI director Kash Patel tells the public they shouldn’t mourn her. But to so many others, she was a beacon of revolutionary optimism. More importantly, she was a mother, poet, writer, and someone who endured political, racial, and carceral violence—and learned to strike back against it.