Buttigieg turns to black pastor to discuss racism, poverty
(World News USA)

GOLDSBORO, N.C. (AP) - As he labors to win over black voters whose support is vital to his Democratic presidential bid, Pete Buttigieg found a receptive host on Sunday in a civil rights activist who has sought to continue the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.´s push for a racially diverse national campaign against poverty. After attending services at the Rev. William Barber´s Greenleaf Christian Church, Buttigieg stayed for a discussion with the Poor People´s Campaign - begun by King shortly before he was assassinated in 1968. Barber, a pastor and former North Carolina NAACP president, revived the movement to unite a new generation of Americans of all races to combat economic...