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Blacks Should Appeal to Higher Law
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
24 Sep 2018
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Black activist politics made its greatest strides when it appealed to a higher law of justice, rather than the man-made legal system, said Vincent Lloyd, author of Black Natural Law. “We need to imagine anew what a just road looks like,” said Lloyd, an associate professor at Villanova University.

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