Audio Included in Post. Audio ©2010 WTLC/Radio One. In a sometimes emotional interview, Indiana Republican Congressman Mike Pence talked frankly with Amos on Afternoons with Amos, about a trip Pence took to Selma, Alabama and the scene of the “Bloody Selma” voting rights march of 1965. In the interview Pence, one of the most conservative members of Congress, admits now having a better understanding of how emotional African-Americans feel about voting rights.
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MISSING: Silver Alert Issued for Lawrence Man
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STUNNER! In 2012, For 1st Time, Blacks Voted At A Higher Rate Than Whites In USA & Indiana! 66.2% of Blacks in US and 68.4% of Blacks in Indiana Voted!
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EXCLUSIVE: IPS Supt. On $30M Deficit; Huge Amount of Black Workers Laid Off; Potential School Closings
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Meagan And Devon Gives A Powerful Message To Young People!
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EXCLUSIVE SHOCKER! Testers Found 82% of Blacks Discriminated Against When Renting In Indy
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The bad habits that can be GOOD for you!
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You Don't Have to Be an Unbeliever to Make Quality Music
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Spelman Twins Make History As School’s First Co-Valedictorians
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Gospel Music Legend And First Lady Karen Clark Sheard Hosts International Summit For Women In Church Leadership
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