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A new Web site calling itself the Black Youth Project made its debut and gives African American young ones a chance to beam their lives to the outside world, especially to each other.
This “is a place where the perspectives of young black people will be heard loud and clear,” said Leigh Richie, web coordinator for the Black Youth Project, in a press release.
Here's a promotional video the project has on its site:
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