After being out of the national spotlight for more than a year, Reverend Jeremiah Wright is still stirring up controversy. This time, it's his invitation to be the keynote speaker for the Anne Arundel County NAACP.
The Rev. Dr. Jeremiah Wright last night urged several hundred people at the NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet that Americans must learn to work past their differences.
His speech to local NAACP was on working for change President Barack Obama's former pastor, whose fiery sermons ignited controversy during the election campaign last year, told a local NAACP chapter Friday night to remember the past while continuing to work for change.
It seems tonight's visit by the Rev. Jeremiah Wright is causing quite a stir in Anne Arundel County. Just when we thought politics would take a backseat to the normalcy of the rest of our lives, here we go again.
In the beginning, there was the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, a fire-breathing Chicago preacher who believes America is a bad place. The reverend and Barack Obama were friends for 20 years. read more
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