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Keeping the movement alive: how the Black church continues to make social change

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By Marnita Coleman, Special to the AFRO “The church must stand at the forefront of the struggle,” said Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in a 1957 address to a […]

The post Keeping the movement alive: how the Black church continues to make social change appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .

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