Does Young Black America Even Need a Leader?
April 29, 2013 // 0 Commentsby Jonathan Lykes In the shadows of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, many black folks have wondered, "Who's to be our next leader?" On the Black Youth Project, Jonathan Lykes asks that question of his own generation. As we move further away from the 1960's civil rights movements I think it is important for individuals in the black community to speak for themselves. It makes more sense to ...
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