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Black people sharpening America’s democracy.

Legacy of Fairness and Equality in Building Democratic Society 

on August 5th, 2020 by Honore K. Gbedze

The price for freedom, justice, liberation, advocacy of human rights in an effort to raise a peaceful society over the last 401 years of black people sharpening America’s democracy. Part II Researched by Marquise D.B. with a compilation of  Africa dates Honore Gbedze 1936  – Ethiopia King Haile Selassie  Appeal to the league of Nations and warned

Filed under: Opinion/Comment, Point of View, The Bridge Tagged as: 401 years of black people sharpening America’s democracy., Black people sharpening America’s democracy., Building Democratic Society, John Lewis chose to stand for fairness, Legacy of Fairness and Equality, The price for freedom justice liberation
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