Paterson On NPR

Posted by: Joseph Spector - Posted in Uncategorized on Jul 18, 2008

Governor David A Paterson was interviewed by Michel Martin for the NPR program â€œTell Me Moreâ€ to discuss his address to the NAACP Convention and the civil rights movement yesterday.

The segment will be streamed on the Internet at noon. It can be heard here.

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