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No, ‘large segments’ of blacks aren’t in prison or on parole

By Gregory Kane
Published August 29, 2013 4:00am ET
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No, ‘large segments’ of blacks aren’t in prison or on parole
Bob Moses, founder and director of the Algebra Project, says that Martin Luther King would argue that education is a constitutional right. (AP File) | Rogelio V. Solis

I know exactly where I wanted to be 50 years ago yesterday, and exactly where I was.

I was a typical American 11-year-old, ready to head outdoors for a late summer romp just before school started again. But I never made it out the front door.

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