‘Get Out’ Jordan Peele and Daniel Kaluuya Talk Immigration and Trayvon Martin

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On the latest episode of “Complex Live,” we’re joined in-studio by Johnetta Elzie, who gained recognition during protests following the death of Mike Brown in 2014, to reflect on the fifth anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s death and discuss how movements for racial equality have evolved over the last five years.

We also catch up with Jordan Peele, who’s tackling race in a different way, with his new horror film, “Get Out.” We spoke with him and star Daniel Kaluuya about the movie and their own experiences.

We also spend with rapper Oddisee, whose new album, The Iceberg, is out today, and get to know organizer Luba Cortes, who helps break down some of the issues facing undocumented immigrants.

Plus, Two-9 invites us to party with them for the visuals for “Nick Cannon,” off of their new album, FRVR.

Be sure to watch “Complex Live,” hosted by Nadeska Alexis and Speedy Morman, every Friday at 12 p.m., exclusively on Verizon’s go90 app or go90.com

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