Eugene F. Rivers III
IN LATE February in Detroit, Louis Farrakhan, longtime head of the Nation of Islam, gave what was advertised as his final major public address. One sensed it was the end of an era as one of the last great lions of the black nation turned to face the sunset of life. This event has profound implications not just for his ... (Full article: 771 words)
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