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Mayor Young: Memphis must show youth a ‘more hopeful path is possible’ - TSDMemphis.com

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In February, Memphis Mayor Paul Young participated in a Summit on Youth Violence hosted by STEM4US and the Memphis Islamic Center. After his initial remarks, Young participated in a conversation with MIC Director Talib Ibn Karim, which was recorded and posted to Youtube. The Tri-State Defender accessed a transcript of that conversation, and with the […]

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