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11:46Now PlayingJ.C. Watts is an athlete, a clergy and politician who was born into poverty in Oklahoma and soon after became one of many Black children attending segregated schools.
Watts is also the first African-American elected to lead Oklahoma in the House of Representatives. Del Walters of “DC Today” describes him as a man who “talks the talk and walks the walk.” As Black History Month kicks off, Watts, who is also a chairman of BNC, joins Walters to discuss the power of Black media telling our own stories.
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