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Frazier has been the Editor of the Cleveland Call & Post and the Cleveland City News. He is also the author of the non-fiction work, From Behind The Wall, a collection of essays on prison issues. Frazier focuses on developing solutions to the problems facing minorities in the criminal justice system, with a particular emphasis on the emerging field of re-entry of prisoners into society, an area in which Frazier is a noted writer and lecturer.
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Comedian Chris Rock used to do a routine that questioned why, in most cities with a substantial Black population, the most crime-ridden street is virtually always named after Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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A recurring statement of, “I never thought this would happen in my lifetime,” reverberated among many — indeed, if not the majority — in the black community when Barack Obama captured the Democratic Party’s nomination in Denver. |
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