Melanie Campbell: Civic Champion Seeks Change on the Ground - Dallas Weekly

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Melanie Campbell: Civic Champion Seeks Change on the Ground - Dallas Weekly

By Gwen McKinney Originally appeared in Word in Black Early on, the civic engagement bug bit Melanie Campbell. It was the mid-1980s, and Atlanta was teeming with politics and possibilities. […]

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