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Comedian & Civil Rights Activist Dick Gregory Waxes Poetic at the State of Black Union in 2008
7Feb2011 Filed under: African Americans in the Media, American Slavery, Black Church, Black Family, Black History, Black Intellectuals and Scholars, Black in America, Humor, National Politics, Progressives, Race, Racism Author: Jonathan Jelks
Leaders in education, public policy, religion, and black communities discussed the state of the Black Union in America. In part 2 of this panel discussion, Comedian & Civil Rights Activist Dick Gregory shares his thoughts on…a variety of things in a way that only he can.”
“The State of the Black Union 2008: Reclaiming Our Democracy, Deciding Our Future” took place in the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Conference Auditorium in New Orleans.
Dick Gregory: Advice to Young African Americans
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