Newly Released ’37 Words’ Sheds Light on Federal Civil Rights Act, and Alameda District Attorney Candidate Pamela Price
By Paulina Buelna OAKLAND, CA – The book, 37 Words, chronicles the 1972 federal civil rights law…
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