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American Black Journal
National March for Justice
Thousands converged on the nation’s capitol last month to march for justice and human rights, in light of the killings of unarmed black males. Our first guest, Stephen Singleton of the Archdiocese of Detroit, participated in the march and joins us to share his experiences in D.C. Episode 4313.
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