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The Confederate Flag Debate is a Straw Argument

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Kamau Franklin in Black Politics, Organizing/Activism, Policy & Race // 1 Comment

Watch now as Kamau Franklin dissects The Confederate Flag Debate (click link here) on the Real News

About Kamau Franklin (92 Articles)

Kamau has been a dedicated community activist and organizer for over twenty years, first in New York City and now based in the south. He has been a leading member of several grassroots organizations dedicated to the ideas of Malcolm X on self-determination. He has organized on various issues including youth organizing and development, police misconduct, and creating sustainable urban communities. Kamau has led and developed community cop-watch programs, freedom school programs for youth, large scale community gardens and alternatives to incarceration. He can be followed on twitter @kamaufranklin.

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