Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Latino and Black Youth March Proudly Together in Long Beach to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

banner promoting peaceSponsored by Narconon International and the National Alliance for Faith and Justice, youths carried a banner promoting peace between their races. Media in southern Los Angeles County have often reported conflict between Latinos and Blacks, but today 35 youths carried a banner in the Long Beach Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade on 16 January specifically to promote peace and to show that the majority of youth want peace and are willing to do something to make peace between the races come true.  Read more...

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