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    Posted October 20, 2008 by
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    Tallahassee, Florida
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    FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY (FAMU) MARH FOR CHANGE (THE VIDEO)

    By ddyearby  |  Posted October 20, 2008  |  Tallahassee, Florida
     

     

    With the infamous Marching 100 band, police and ROTC members, historically black Florida A&M Uuniversity walked from the campus to the capital in Tallahassee, Florida for early voting.

     

     

    This is an excellent example of the youth movement this election season. The non-partisan march was led by the the Universitiy's president, James Ammons.  Joining him were many students, faculty and staff. There were even students from Florida State and Tallahassee Community College who were in attendance.

     

     

    *Warning: There's a lot of shacking of the video. I didn't realize how much I was moving the camera until I uploaded the video. lol*

     

     

     

     

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