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Fifty years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., equality for black boys and men remains a dream. What can be done about the extreme inequities. Hear from Spencer Overton, President of The Joint Center for Political & Economic Studies, Damian Jones, Head of School at the Edmund Burke School, and Michael Williams, Founder of the Minority Scholars Program.
Fifty years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., equality for black boys and men remains a dream. What can be done about the extreme inequities. Hear from Spencer Overton, President of The Joint Center for Political & Economic Studies, Damian Jones, Head of School at the Edmund Burke School, and Michael Williams, Founder of the Minority Scholars Program.
