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T I TERE T G
Detroit, and what I love
u this great city, is that
w 'r too Black, too trong, Our
opponen , th who are averse
to our cause, have been gra­
ciously quiet," said Rasul.
Over the past 30-years, many
different approaches to empow­
erment have b n considered in
fr ,"
Th min' ter pointed out that
for one Black child to t n edu-
tion in the city of Detroit n­
nually, the government will
spend I than 4,000 year,
but to incarcer te one Black
m le, it will spend between
17,000 and 40,000 yearly,
which clearly indicat a prior­
ity,
"POL T ClAN TALK
ABOUT harsher entencing, re­
voking parole and beefing-up
th police force, but nobody ad­
vocat increasing education or
drug rehabilitation, No one' in­
terested in stopping drugs from
entering the country, Everybody
talks about how to handle the
effects, but no one talks about
eradicating the cause," Rasul
said,
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