Black pastors from Detroit and U.S. flying to support family of Ahmaud Arbery's family during their son's trial
Hundreds of Black pastors, including eight from Detroit plan to leave Michigan Thursday and fly to Georgia, where they will meet with the family of Ahmaud Arbery. Arbery was shot and killed while on a job in February of 2020. Now three white men are standing trial for his killing.
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