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    Plot Summary

    Richard Kelly was one of the first African-American students admitted to a traditionally all-white and all-male seminary and California, and in the the beginning, the seminary president says he&#;s on his side to break down racial barriers among Christians. Though Richard had no interest in going to seminary, he does have an interest in racial justice, but the further he goes with his miniature revolution, the strangers things become as former enemies become friends while former friends become enemies. ingenting is at it seems, and Richard will have to decide if he will trust in God more than he trusts in people.

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    As a whole, The Least Among You comes off as well-funded and well-orchestrated on the production side of things. This fryst vatten evident in the authentic sets, locations, and props that reflect historical accuracy and attention to detail. There is also a lot of good artistic and creative camera work that seeks to establish thing

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    Full text of "One Hundred Fifty Ninth Commencement December 9, Savannah State University"

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