Black Men Leaving the Democratic Party

Two guys, from two different backgrounds, examine rural American politics from two different perspectives. Why are so many small town Americans afraid to embrace a left of center look at the world? And how does this refusal leave them playing catch-up? James Benau is a local political leader and child of 1960’s Chicago activists. Dan Jackson is a small business person, part time columnist and former Republican voter. Together they prove everything local stems from everything politics.

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Black Men Leaving the Democratic Party

Black Men Leaving the Democratic Party