Rev. Sharpton speaks on race
Rev. Al Sharpton called on the U.S. government to enact race-based policies that foster equity during a speech delivered to a packed crowd Tuesday night in the Law School Auditorium.
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Roger Low ’07 speaks with Rev. Al Sharpton during Sharpton’s speech, which focused on race relations, in the Law School Auditorium last night.
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