For nearly 70 years, if something important was happening in Kansas City’s Black community — a tragedy, a protest, a prayer vigil, a community meeting, or a celebration — chances are Alvin Brooks was somewhere in the room. That enduring presence was celebrated this week as community leaders, elected officials, educators, law enforcement officials, family, and longtime friends gathered at the Alvin L. Brooks Center for Faith-Justice at Rockhurst …
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