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Northam Won't Resign, Aides Tasked Him With Reading 'Roots' & Coates’ 'The Case for Reparations.'
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February 9, 2019
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5:13Now PlayingVirginia Gov. Ralph Northam, still facing calls to resign as governor a week after the revelation that his page in a medical school yearbook features a racist photograph, is now tightly focused on coming up with plans to survive.
Instead of resigning the embattled governor is now reading about race. His advisers have assigned the governor homeworkHe’s begun to read Alex Haley’s “Roots”, and “The Case for Reparations,” by TaNehisi Coates. [ ]
Barbara Arnwine, Derrick Hollie and Malik Boyd spoke with Roland Martin about Northam's new book club and the ongoing calls for him to resign during Friday's edition of #RolandMartinUnfiltered.
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