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This week on Bay Native Circle, we learn more about the MMIP case of Timothy Charles Lee. Timmy was an aspiring fashion design student from Berkeley. After getting stuck at the Concord BART station on his way home one night, his body was found hung in a tree the next day. The community has organized a fashion show to be held this Saturday in Walnut Creek. And we close out the show with a report from kpfa’s news director, Lauren Schmitt. She has been reporting from the border wall construction blockade on the land of the Tohono Oʼodham Nation.
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