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Emmett Till Exhibit Removal Claims Investigated. Black Teen Death in Texas. Tubman Museum Robbed.

Emmett Till Exhibit Removal Claims Investigated. Black Teen Death in Texas. Tubman Museum Robbed.

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7.16.2026 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: Emmett Till Exhibit Removal Claims Investigated. Black Teen Death in Texas. Tubman Museum Robbed.

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People on Threads and X are claimed that photos were missing  from the Emmett Till exhibit at the Smithsonian. We sent a reporter there to find out. 

Speaking of Black history, we're talking with Linda Harris Cole of the Harriet Tubman Museum  in Cambridge, Maryland, where  thieves broke into the museum over the weekend and  stole the donation box.

A Black family in Dallas, Texas is demanding murder charges in connection with their teen son's death. We'll break down the latest developments.

Pennsylvania State Representative Chris Rabb joins us to talk about November's midterm elections and what it'll take to motivate and mobilize Black voters.

Wednesday's semiannual Consumer Financial Protection Bureau oversight hearing got heated as Democrats unloaded on Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought. We'll show you the fireworks.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is investing $250 billion in a massive new data center in rural Louisiana--what's shaping up to be the most expensive in U.S. history. Capital B reporter Adam Mahoney, who broke the story, joins us live.

And Hal Williams, "227" Star and "Sanford and Son" regular, has died at the age of 91. We will be honoring the TV veteran and remembering all of his sitcom hits and impact on the entertainment industry.  People on Threads and X are claimed that photos were missing  from the Emmett Till exhibit at the Smithsonian. We sent a reporter there to find out. 

Speaking of Black history, we're talking with Linda Harris Cole of the Harriet Tubman Museum  in Cambridge, Maryland, where  thieves broke into the museum over the weekend and  stole the donation box.

A Black family in Dallas, Texas is demanding murder charges in connection with their teen son's death. We'll break down the latest developments.

Pennsylvania State Representative Chris Rabb joins us to talk about November's midterm elections and what it'll take to motivate and mobilize Black voters.

Wednesday's semiannual Consumer Financial Protection Bureau oversight hearing got heated as Democrats unloaded on Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought. We'll show you the fireworks.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is investing $250 billion in a massive new data center in rural Louisiana--what's shaping up to be the most expensive in U.S. history. Capital B reporter Adam Mahoney, who broke the story, joins us live.

And Hal Williams, "227" Star and "Sanford and Son" regular, has died at the age of 91. We will be honoring the TV veteran and remembering all of his sitcom hits and impact on the entertainment industry.  

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