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Umar Johnson Blames ‘Quaker Grits’ And Black Consumers For Black Boys’ School Not Being Built

  • Sep 8, 2020
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Umar Johnson blessed made a Labor Day social media appearance to explain in two words why the school for Black boys that he raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for years ago has never been built: "Quaker grits."

Source: The Urban Daily

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