By Jared D. Childress | OBSERVER Staff Writer Tears came to Kimberly Cox Marshall’s eyes as she approached the Shakur Center on the opening day of the Malcolm X Academy for Afrikan Education on Oct 3. She was met curbside by center founder Jordan McGowan. The two embraced. “It’s like going back in time,” Cox […]
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