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The new podcast Somebody documents Shapearl Wells’s quest to find out what happened to Courtney Copeland, her 22-year-old son who wound up with a bullet in his back outside a Chicago police station in 2016 and died soon after.

On April 30, Topic Studios, The Intercept, and Chicago-based journalism nonprofit Invisible Institute presented a live conversation and listening session focused on Shapearl’s experiences confronting Chicago Police and challenging the city’s long-standing racial disparities. The event was hosted by Intercept co-founding editor Jeremy Scahill and featured Somebody co-hosts Shapearl and Alison Flowers, a journalist at the Invisible Institute.

 

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[1] Somebody - The Intercept ➤ https://theintercept.com/podcasts/somebody/[2] The Investigation of Courtney Copeland’s Murder ➤ https://theintercept.com/2020/04/28/race-trust-chicago-police-somebody-podcast/[3] Privacy Policy | Acast Podcasts ➤ https://acast.com/privacy