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Community Chest: Hate Crime, Military Parades, And The Velvet Revolution

In this episode of Community Chest, Dominik explores diverse social and historical topics. Key segments include a discussion on national stereotypes and accent discrimination with Ryan Mays, an interview with Val Green and Jonathan Scully from the Police Hate Crimes Unit, and a conversation with Colonel Tony Taylor about the Royal Anglian Regiment. Dominik also reflects on his personal memories of the Velvet Revolution and the architecture of Prague.

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Community Chest: Hate Crime, Military Parades, And The Velvet Revolution
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Community Chest
Date
16 November 2007

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    Why it was chosen Request by Dan Diamond for answering a question about Czech history

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    Why it was chosen Request by Dan Diamond for answering a question about Czech history

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    Old Kentucky Home · Randy Newman
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    Why it was chosen To speak to the notion of internal discrimination and stereotypes within the U.S., linked to the guest's origin in Kentucky

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    Selection By Bob Marley And The Wailers · Bob Marley And The Wailers
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    Your Love Gets Sweeter · Finley Kiba
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    Chan Chan · Buena Vista Social Club
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    Why it was chosen To play a mellow song while waiting for the next guest

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    Boom Boom · John Lee Hooker
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    I Don't Like Mondays · Boom Tom Rats
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    Why it was chosen To conclude the half hour

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    Why it was chosen The song title relates to the discussion about the Velvet Revolution