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A Young black man reaching maturity in the early 1950's, Andrew Young made decisions that led him to the ministry and on to the forefront of the civil rights movement of the early 1960's. He marched with Martin Luther King, Jr. through the streets of Birmingham and Selma, and he was with King when King was assassinated. Young's continuing work as a leader in the civil rights movement has enabled him to serve as a U.S. congressman, ambassador to the United Nations, and mayor of Atlanta.
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Corey Strong
reviewed A way out of no way on January 24, 2014
A way out of no way
I have a signed copy of the book since I worked with Ambassador Young during the Atlanta Olympic Games. At the time, I was Director of Public Relations at UNICEF USA and Andrew Young helped the organization with a global effort called Olympic Aid Atlanta that raised some $12.5 million for children in war. It was a very powerful experience. I loved reading his personal history and to learn how faith carried him through the tough moments. When my first husband got diagnosed with brain cancer in 1999, I turned to the book often, reflecting upon the prayer, "A Way Out of No Way."
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