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COMMENTARY: The Presidential Race Might be Too Close to Call, but the ‘Projected Winner is Racism’ - Voice and Viewpoint

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Stacy M. Brown | NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Perhaps a single sobering Twitter post best summed up the state of America on the morning following an Election Night that’s far too close to call — and frustratingly so. “This was a referendum on the potential for a fundamental shift in that perspective,” Actress and […]

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