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Having Hope and Working Hard for Change

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In this Conversation, comedian W. Kamau Bell talks about his new TV show "United Shades of America" and shares why it's important to hope and work for change.

Aired April 19, 2016
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    Suzanne S
    Amazing how prescient this turned out to be. Having hope is the hardest part, but we have to try.
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    Queen Karen G
    I agree that was a good ending advise for anybody
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    Bianca B
    They elude to it, but they did not talk much about white privilege, you'd think that they would talk about that. This conversation lacks depth.
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    Queen Karen G
    It may hive got the audience interested in watching his show. I was waiting for a better interview Q & A was weak
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    Lála I
    Sorry guys, but this just wasted 15 min of my time :(
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    Ciani B
    how was it a waste?
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    Heather R
    Haven't seen this show, will watch a couple of episodes.
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    Queen Karen G
    I have seen his show I would give it 3 stars just for the effort
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