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Ahead of the 2020 State of Black Louisville Report, Panelists Discuss Issues Affecting African-Americans

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The Louisville Urban League will publish its new State of Black Louisville report in the coming weeks, documenting issues that affect African-American residents and their livelihoods. The report is expected to address topics like criminal justice, affordable housing and more, and features essays from local leaders who will suggest solutions to issues and barriers faced by residents. This week for In Conversation, we talked about the upcoming report, concerns affecting African-Americans and potential solutions. Our guests were Louisville Urban League President and CEO Sadiqa Reynolds, District 7 Councilwoman Paula McCraney and freelance writer and author Michael Jones.

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