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Photo: Brother Ali comes to the Capitol

Hip-hop artists Mankwe Ndosi and Brother Ali sang in support of the Organizing Apprenticeship Project at the Minnesota Capitol.

By Glen Stubbe

January 30, 2013 at 10:13PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Hip-hop artists Mankwe Ndosi and Brother Ali sang in support of the Organizing Apprenticeship Project at the Minnesota Capitol in supporting the racial equity agenda.

Hip-hop artists Mankwe Ndosi and Brother Ali sang in support of the Organizing Apprenticeship Project Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at the Minnesota Capitol in supporting the racial equity agenda. voicesforracialjustice.org ] GLEN STUBBE * gstubbe@startribune.com
(Glen Stubbe/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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Photojournalist Glen Stubbe has been chief political photographer for the Minnesota Star Tribune since 2011 and was business photographer and photo editor before that. He was named Visual MN Photographer of the Year twice in a row, first in 2015, and then combined 2016-2017.

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