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Republicans Need To Have A Substantive Conversation With Blacks

They must do more.

Published on August 7, 2016

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Clarence Mingo, Auditor for Franklin County, Ohio, discusses Republican African-American voter outreach and the need to have a substantive conversation on the issues important to the Black community.

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