Brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. Funding for cspan2 comes in his Television Companies and more including cox. It is extremely rare. But friends dont have to be. When you are connected, you are not alone. Cox, along with these Television Companies support cspan2 as a public service. Thank you pastor keaton. Thank you mrs. Keaton, members of morris brown ame to welcome us here tonight. Particularly the choir we could listen to you all night fortunate will have another chance thank you, thank you all. Welcome everyone it is so nice to be back together and have an opportunity to discuss things that matterss in this community and discuss how we can make them better. I went to sync, hope you all had an opportunity to get some of the food that was served up outside bite first of all morris brown member Reggie Simmons cooking up a lot of the sides that we had been come down hear from South Carolina so committed to at the form it means and what is doing. He is a lawyer and
Thank you pastor keaton, thank you, pastor keaton, ms. Keaton, members of morris brown ame for welcoming us here tonight and particularly that choir we could listen to you all night. Fortunately well have another chance so thank you. Thank you all and welcome everyone. It is so nice toll be back an opportunityve to discuss things that matter in this community and discuss how we can make them better. I want to thank, i hope you had the opportunity to get some of the food that was served up outside by them firster of all, morris brown member Reggie Simmons cooking up a lot of the sides. And then we had Benjamin Carnell come down here from South Carolina. He is so committed to what the forum needs and what it is doing hes a lawyer in South Carolina and county counsel and eddie drove down here and cooked the chicken and the sausage for us, and he didnt just cook it. He donated his time at donated all that food, and that is a commitment to the community and we thank you so much, my friend.
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