More than a hundred community and faith-based organizations in 30 states around the country dedicated the day after Martin Luther King Day, the annual celebration in honor of the civil rights leader, to a dialogue about the racial divisions persisting at all levels in US society. Despite progress on civil rights, the final months of the recent electoral cycle witnessed a sharp increase in racially antagonistic discourse and hate crimes. The organizers hope that this reflection on racism will continue and broaden.
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