True vine
Chicago (ill.), biography
Men, religious life
African American youth
Urban poor
African americans, social life and customs
African American men
Poor
African americans, biography
Journalists
Childhood and youth
African Americans
Religion
Social life and customs
Biography
The national correspondent for "The New York Times" tells the story of his childhood on the tough streets of Chicago and the influence of his grandparents who founded a church called "True Vine" to bring the word of God to the neighborhood.
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