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Thousands come to Downtown Detroit to walk for Jobs, Justice and Peace. Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., founder and president of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, and Bob King, international president of the United Auto Workers, led the “Rebuild America: Jobs Justice Peace” march and rally in Detroit.
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Bob Jones with kids showing their medals
“We will do this every year.” said Derrick White of 1Eight Productions. He along with some friends from the neighborhood decided to bring back some fun to the kids in the community. “I remember playing box hockey for hours and the kids these days don’t have anything to keep them busy.”