Margaret Kimberley | Prejudential: Black America and the Presidents

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Margaret Kimberley is a New York-based writer and activist for peace and justice issues.

Dr. Cornel West has called her “one of the few great truth tellers who, along with Glen Ford, Adolph Reed, Jr. and Bruce Dixon, preserved her integrity during the Obama years.” She has been an editor and senior columnist for Black Agenda Report since its inception in 2006. Her work has appeared in the Dallas Morning News, Consortium News, American Herald Tribune and CounterPunch. She is a contributor to the anthology In Defense of Julian Assange. She is a graduate of Williams College and lives in New York City.

In her new book “Prejudential: Black America and the Presidents,” Margaret explores America’s relationship with race and black Americans through the lens of the presidents who have been elected to represent all of its people.

✒️ Margaret’s Twitter: @freedomrideblog

✒️ Black Agenda Report: BlackAgendaReport.com

✒️ Margaret’s Book: http://steerforth.com/titles/prejudential/written+by-margaret+kimberley

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Jen Perelman

Jen currently serves as a pro bono attorney for Probation Station, a South Florida nonprofit, to help deliver a pathway out of the criminal justice system through early termination of probation. She continues to organize community service work through JENCorps, the volunteer coalition that she began as a candidate.