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and author ernie suggs. ernie asked you all probably know covers race and culture for the atlanta journal-constitution . he's a graduate of north carolina central university and we thank the alumni association for their support. he was selected as a nieman fellow at harvard university nowserves on the fellowship board . don is a multi talented graphic artist and designer. he got his formal training at columbus college of art and design in columbus ohio and those of you who have already gotten a copy of the book "the many lives of andrew young" will see don's amazing work in the layou...

he was selected as a niemann fellow at harvard university and now serves on the fellowship board. don bermudas is a multi-talented graphic artist and designer. he got his formal training at columbus college of art and design in columbus, ohio, and those of you who are already gotten a copy of the book the many lives of andrew young. we'll see don's amazing work in the the pictures and layout in there. i had the pleasure of working with don when he created an exhibit at the king's king center. it was an exhibit about president carter and martin luther king both. of atlanta's nobel pea...

They had a face off. Both sides were very congenial as far as protests go. Let the protesters have their say. It was very peaceful on both sides. In the last couple of minutes Law Enforcement announced they were going to leave the area. They also asked the protesters to leave. For the most part a lot of them have. A lot havent. Law enforcement sticking around to see whats happened. It plays out. All right, dan shepherd live in baton rouge, louisiana. Here in dallas, last nights horrific attack take place at at the end of similar protest here. Interactions between police and protesters here bef...

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