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COMMENTARY: “I’m Just Sayin'” — Sharing results from the Black Agenda

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INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER — My takeaway is while the Black community is overwhelmingly forward looking, there is a strong sense that there must be a redress of past policies that have hurt our community. A Black agenda must do both. There was also a strong consensus amongst the respondents that both development and implementation of a Black agenda should be a collaborative effort — a partnership with the Black community, elected officials and Black community leaders.

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