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Friday, May 25, 2012
A Parade to Remember
A Parade to Remember
I think I can say I’ve seen quite a few things in my 36 years as an African American Ahmadi. Speaking from that perspective I can honestly say that not much of what I’ve seen can be described as hopeful for the African American social or moral experience. This is why what happened at the African American Day Parade in Harlem, NY really made an impression on me....
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I think I can say I’ve seen quite a few things in my 36 years as an African American Ahmadi. Speaking from that perspective I can honestly say that not much of what I’ve seen can be described as hopeful for the African American social or moral experience. This is why what happened at the African American Day Parade in Harlem, NY really made an impression on me....
Click below for the full story.
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