Today on the Show: Rep. Deb Haaland elevated to Secretary of the Interior, the first native American member of the US Cabinet in US History. Also and in depth report including an eye-witness account of the emerging uprising in Burma, also known as Myanmar
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0:08 – More than 138 protesters have been killed in Myanmar military crackdown on resistance against its coup Seinenu Thein-Lemelson is a Burmese-American psychological anthropologist, currently a lecturer and post-doctoral candidate in the Anthropology Department at UCLA. 0:25 – Kayleigh Long is a researcher on Myanmar with Amnesty International. Their most recent report is “Myanmar: … Continued
