Racial Attacks / National Donate Life & Minority Health Month
On the next American Black Journal, Stephen sits down with the president of the Detroit NAACP, Rev. Wendell Anthony, to talk about the recent events involving racial profiling and attacks on Black men, including the arrests of two men at a Starbucks store and a local teen who was shot at by a homeowner after knocking on his door to get directions. Plus, the National Kidney Foundation launches a public service announcement about kidney disease and organ donations in the Black community.
Related Links:
National Kidney Foundation of Michigan
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