Today on Stateside, can Bernie Sanders pull off another surprise upset in Michigan's primary next month? Also, the state settles a case over juvenile offenders victimized by sexual assault. And, a lens on Detroit's jazz history and living legacy.
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Stateside for Friday, February 28, 2020
State to pay $80 million to hundreds of teens who were sexually assaulted while in adult prisons
Stateside conversation with Deborah LaBelle.
- Deborah LaBelle is a civil rights attorney.
Celebrated jazz bassist Marion Hayden talks about the rich and lasting legacy of Detroit musicians
Stateside's conversation with Marion Hayden
- Marion Hayden is a jazz composer and bass player.
After upset in the 2016 Democratic primary, can Bernie Sanders win Michigan again?
Stateside's conversation with Adrian Hemond and Bernie Porn.
- Adrian Hemond is a Democratic strategist and CEO of Grassroots Midwest, a political consulting firm in Lansing.
- Bernie Porn is partner and president of the bipartisan research and survey firm EPIC-MRA.
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