Rooftop Revelations: Shelby Steele and Pastor Brooks discuss true black power
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Pastor Corey Brooks and Shelby Steele discussed how black Americans can continue to develop and move forward.
On the 93rd day of his 100-day rooftop vigil to build a transformative community center on the South Side of Chicago, the pastor reached out to Steele, a writer and filmmaker who made a 2020 documentary that featured the pastor, "What Killed Michael Brown?" (Disclosure: Eli Steele is the son of Shelby Steele and directed "What Killed Michael Brown?")
"It's a blessing to have you with us," the pastor said warmly. "Everyone knows that I love Thomas Sowell and I love Shelby Steele. There's not a moment that I don’t try to tell people about my affection for both of you. You lived through the ‘60s. What was the moment that you woke up to the realities of post-’60s liberalism, which many call the Great Society programs?"
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