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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1995

Page

9

Million Man March fuels rare Black leadership split

Washington AP report details how Farrakhan's plan draws major Black leaders into a fragile coalition for a Million Man March. Prominent figures like Jesse Jackson Rosa Parks Maya Angelou and Rep Donald Payne are expected to speak while others condemn Farrakhan’s rhetoric. The effort centers on Black unity amid fears over drugs imprisonment and homelessness and signals both support and hesitation from civil rights voices.

Washington Louis Farrakhan Nation of Islam Farrakhan Joseph Lowery Southern Christian Leadership Conference Jesse Jackson Rosa Parks Maya Angelou Donald Payne D-N.j Congressional Black Caucus Congress America United States

Sauerbrey Holds German Fundraiser in Walkersville

In Walkersville the Sauerbrey campaign hosted a Oktoberfest style fundraiser attracting hundreds of Frederick area residents. About 300 attendees paid $40 each for four hours of sausages beer and conversation with the gubernatorial hopeful and supporters expect more events statewide including Waldorf and Salisbury.

Walkersville Guv Parris Glendening John Snyder Frederick Baltimore Sauerbrey Waldorf Salisbury Mark Lampe

Women oppose march against Million Man event

Activist Angela Davis and a group she leads, African-American Agenda 2000, denounce the Million Man March calling it exclusionary to women. Ben Chavis says women may attend but are not invited, and will be treated with respect if they appear.

Clay Carson Martin Luther King Jr Farrakhan New York Washington Angela Davis Black Panther Nation of Islam Lows Farrakhan Ms Davis NAACP Ben Chavis CNN

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