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Will Renee Good's death be a turning point?

Will Renee Good's death be a turning point?

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Renee Good, a 37-year-old Minnesotan mother, is just one of several
victims of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) violence in
recent months. But her death marks a turning point in the discourse
around state violence.

How will her name and story be used by politicians and protestors?
And how does her story line up with other moments of government
violence throughout American history?

Brittany is joined by Abené Clayton, the lead reporter for the Guns
and Lies in America series at The Guardian. Brittany and Abené
unpack the importance of this moment, how Good's death compares to
other deaths at the hands of the federal government, and how the
narrative around her death is already messier than it should
be.

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