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Inaugural ‘State of the People’ POWER Tour launched

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by Lauren Burke BlackPressUSA.com— Organizers of the inaugural “State of the People POWER Tour” launched events around the U.S. starting last Saturday. The tour seeks to amplify Black voices across the country. The nationwide tour will be anchored by a diverse coalition of community leaders, civil rights activists, entrepreneurs, influencers, and policy chiefs. The effort, … Continued

The post Inaugural ‘State of the People’ POWER Tour launched appeared first on New Pittsburgh Courier.

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