I first met Roberta Flack in 1970, when I was just 13 years old" - Rev Sharpton
Resting in Power: Celebrations of Black Life
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From their first meeting at Bethany Baptist Church in Brooklyn to decades of shared causes, Rev. Sharpton paid tribute to Roberta Flack's unwavering dedication to making a difference. She always showed up when called upon, embodying a spirit of service and solidarity.
Her legacy continues to inspire us to stand for something greater.
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