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Biden and the Black Vote | The Crusader Newspaper Group

By Del Marie Cobb, The Publicity Works In a recent interview I said that white people vote on the way to work and Black people vote after work. This election year the coronavirus has changed the voting pattern, but the results are the same. Many Black people chose to vote by mail as a precautionary […]

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