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ITT Contributor Candace Gorman on WBEZ Today

Dan Dineen

In These Times contributor H. Candace Gorman, and attorney for two Gitmo detainees, will be interviewed this afternoon on Chicago Public Radio discussing the (hopefully) imminent demise of the illegal prison. For those of you in the Chicagoland area, tune into WBEZ at 2 P.M., 91.5 FM on your dial. For those of you outside the Second City, you can stream the program here.

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Dan Dineen, a graduate of Loyola University Chicago, is Deputy Publisher of In These Times.
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