Yesterday afternoon D.C. City council member Marion Barry Jr., and I spent an hour in his Wilson Building office, having a conversation that covered many subjects, but especially the economic divide between black and white residents, and the federal investigation of Mayor Vincent Gray. To be expected, Barry's opinions were strong. He thinks the feds need to "speed it up" on Gray, and he feels Washington "might" be ready for a white mayor. Read the full story here: washingtonian.com.
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08/01/2012
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