Black leader calls for Baltimore boycott

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The leader of a national black religious organization is calling for a boycott of Baltimore by all religious conventions in the wake of the arrest of a 7-year-old.

The Rev. Anthony Evans, a Washington-based pastor and head of the National Black Church Initiative, called for the of faith-based conventions to downtown Baltimore for five years until the officer who arrested Gerard Mungo Jr. is fired.

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