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Video: When MoveOn.org and ColorOfChange.org petitioned Fox News

July 25th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in Video, journalism standards

Fronted by hip-hop star Nas, MoveOn.org and ColourOfChange.org delivered its petition to Fox News over alleged ‘racist smears’ made by the news channel against presidential hopeful Barack Obama. The 620,127 letters to were boxed up as Fox refused to accept them.

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