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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

17 Jan 2017

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jan 17, 2017

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10

Georgia voters reflect national Trump Clinton split in Hall and DeKalb

Postcard vignettes from Hall and DeKalb counties show Trump appeal among rural and suburban voters while Clinton gains with urban African American and Hispanic communities. Residents discuss faith, crime, and media portrayals shaping views of the 2016 election and Aquino energy.

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Marchers clash over Sessions critics and gospel call

Marchers, including National NAACP board member James Gallman, criticized Jeff Sessions naming him with a Confederate-linked full name. Cedric Miles led a group singing “Better” urging perseverance and faith that justice will improve amid the debate over the U S attorney general pick.

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Conversation on race ties spans generations in local faith groups

Community members Norman Traub and Rev. Charles Matthews led a period of sharing about the Selma era and urged ongoing dialogue. They stressed intergroup worship, service, and living without color or barriers to see the spirit in everyone.

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