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By Anitra BrownIn NewsPosted

A New Orleans Tribune Editorial: What Do We Really Have to Lose?

[contentblock id=1 img=gcb.png] When Republican presidential Donald Trump nominee made his disconcertingly awkward appeal presumably to Black voters last month with the rhetorical “What do you have to lose?”, he was clobbered by Black political pundits and Black folk in general for what was seen by many as a disingenuous...