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"And then I met [Dick Gregory] who gave me 41-years of mental dialysis," O'[Hare] said, referring to his being brought up on the old "Amos and Andy" sitcom that denigrated Black people
"I'm also a witness speaker for the Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago under the leadership of Sister Anita Baird." O'Hare was on the Task Force Against Racism. He reflected on the year that Leonard Clark was beaten up by "those DeLaSalle Catholic High School students. It shocked me."O'Hare, who in 1972 was given the Black Man of the Month Award by Father George Clements, called [Willie Taplin Barrow] "the Queen Mother of Help" and admitted he also reached out to "The Little Warrior" to help him assist others who may be trapped in the vices of white racism.See the full content of this document
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O'hare: Racism Is a Mortal Sin
George O'Hare, a motivational speaker and TV host, announced he has launched the National Association of Recovering Racists web site because racism "is a mortal sin."
He also created the National Association of Reco...See the full content of this document
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