Black Pastors Defy Attempt to Ban Them From Supporting Ahmaud Arbery’s Family at Georgia Courthouse
Black pastors not only showed to support the victim's family, but to also pray for justice to be served in the racially-charged case.
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Black pastors not only showed to support the victim's family, but to also pray for justice to be served in the racially-charged case.
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