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Macedonia Baptist Pastor and MCDC Respond to Calls to Discontinue Large Gatherings In Watts   - Los Angeles Sentinel

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While residents and leaders should be dismayed by violence in our communities, the Macedonia Community Development Corporation (MCDC) firmly believes in addressing the root causes to create long-term solutions. Imposing lockdowns or guidance to avoid public gathering further places our communities at risk. 

The post Macedonia Baptist Pastor and MCDC Respond to Calls to Discontinue Large Gatherings In Watts   appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.

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