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Special | 28m 40s
As the US marks the anniversary of internment camps during World War II, Karen Welch talks with author Jamie Ford about the segregation of entire communities based on fear.
Aired: 03/14/17
Video has closed captioning.Candidates for Amarillo mayor and city council sit down with Karen Welch.
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