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Tag Archives: Jesse Jackson
Shooting Down Violence
Violence in Chicago has drawn national attention as many express concern over the grave gun violence, generally, and the mounting gun violence that has taken the lives of youth, specifically. To address this growing concern, the national Congressional Black Caucus … Continue reading →
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During President Obama’s administration, many critics have accused Black Leaders of not stepping up to the plate in sharing major concerns of the black community with the president because he was a person of color. I appreciate Dr. Boyce Watkin’s … Continue reading →
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