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Democracy Now! Clip: Human Rights and Toxic Industry on the Gulf Coast

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Oct 02 2013

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Thao Vu speaks up for fishermen at a public meeting with "BP Claims Czar" Kenneth Feinberg in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.

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