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LISTEN: Rev. Charles Harrison w/Ten Point Coalition of Indy:
https://raysteele.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/charles-harrison.mp3
This week, we found out that the murder rate in Indianapolis is now higher than that of Chicago. Many of those murders are committed by young black men against other young black men. Rev. Charles Harrison (pictured at the podium) with the Ten Point Coalition of Indy thinks that a lot of people in power don’t care, be they politicians from either party or other African-American leaders.
Rev. Harrison was, as always, candid when I spoke to him at length for the first time at Barnes United Methodist Church, where he is pastor.
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By Ray SteeleLISTEN: Rev. Charles Harrison w/Ten Point Coalition of Indy:
https://raysteele.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/charles-harrison.mp3
This week, we found out that the murder rate in Indianapolis is now higher than that of Chicago. Many of those murders are committed by young black men against other young black men. Rev. Charles Harrison (pictured at the podium) with the Ten Point Coalition of Indy thinks that a lot of people in power don’t care, be they politicians from either party or other African-American leaders.
Rev. Harrison was, as always, candid when I spoke to him at length for the first time at Barnes United Methodist Church, where he is pastor.