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True Reformers Hall, the first building designed, financed and built by Blacks after Reconstruction is dedicated in 1903 in DC.

Around The Table

VIDEO: Around The Table: Episode 39

Political Talk and Analysis

POSTED: October 13, 2009, 4:55 pm

Kecia Clarke sits in for Walter Fields as the talk turns to the Nobel Peace Prize. We also continue our discussion about violence in our neighborhoods.

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media
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documents
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