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Tuskegee native, pastor of historic Tulsa church, leads call for reparations for 1921 Race Massacre

Tuskegee native, pastor of historic Tulsa church, leads call for reparations for 1921 Race Massacre Updated 11:32 AM; Facebook Share Robert Turner answered God’s call, then put Him on hold. He was 18 years old, a freshman at the University of Alabama, a young man from historic Tuskegee who would soon make history in Tuscaloosa as the Student Government Association’s first African American chief of staff. He’d also just crossed over into the historic Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. “I really wasn’t trying to be a preacher,” Turner is saying now with a laugh. He still had questions, too. More questions for God than answers received.

Mayor Bottoms announces council tasked with combatting gun violence

Mayor Bottoms announces council tasked with combatting gun violence By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team Published  ATLANTA - A little more than a week after she called on state politicians to react to a surge in gun violence in Atlanta, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced a new Anti-Violence Advisory Council to address the problem. The council is comprised of 14 people non-profit leaders, former law enforcement leaders and city councilmembers tasked with finding solutions to surges in crime across Atlanta. The first meeting of the council will be on May 19.   Members of the council include: Sally Yates: Partner, King & Spalding Law Firm; Special Matters & Government Investigations (Former Deputy U.S. Attorney General

Georgia Institute of Technology: Event Marks History While Embracing the Future

Georgia Institute of Technology: Event Marks History While Embracing the Future
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Unique collaborative addresses historic racial health disparity

Unique collaborative addresses historic racial health disparity Experts lay out health issues affecting Black Americans in free Zoom events in April Systemic racism in America has shown itself to be a public health crisis, particularly as COVID-19 has affected Black Americans at disproportionate rates. The Gift of Black Theological Education and Black Church Collaborative, a unique movement of historic Black schools and denominations, is bringing together congregations across America and experts to address the issues. In April, the Gift Collaborative is hosting a series of five free Zoom presentations exploring the issues surrounding health disparities as well as finding positive solutions.

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