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Veterans for Peace Remember Black History with Activist and Organizer Amber Sherman highlighting Septima Clark the Mother of the Civil Rights Movement

from Veterans for Peace Radio Hour · host jim wohlgemuth

Today we try to remember Black History and at the same time, we talk to a Black lady trying to make history. Amber Sherman, activist, and organizer, joins us to talk about local, national, international, and political issues facing us today. We also remember Septima Clark, referred to as the Mother of the Civil Rights Movement. Septima Clark taught Rosa Parks at the Highland Center and now Amber Sherman tries to follow in Septima's shoes by organizing in Tennessee.

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