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The Cox Family
Bishop Richard Earl Cox dedicated his life to speaking out against what he believed to be social injustice oppressing a community’s marginalized citizens. WYSO spoke to his friends and family about his decades as a spiritual leader, history with the Civil Rights Movement and push for a public hospital.
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