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Via @foodbank4nyc These last few months have been a time of darkness and struggle for so many in our city. At Food Bank, we remember the words and actions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr and honor his legacy. We do this by promising to always show up for Black and Brown communities, which, in this very moment, continue to be disproportionately impacted by the worst effects of COVID-19. We show up with food. We show up with resources. We show up with our full selves, ready to do the work. The times may still feel dark, but together, we light the just and better path forward. #MLK #StrongerTogether

 harlemcondolife  February 25, 2021  Posted in s:zprifttt

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Via @foodbank4nyc These last few months have been a time of darkness and struggle for so many in our city. At Food Bank, we remember the words and actions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr and honor his legacy. We do this by promising to always show up for Black

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