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Entrepreneur, author, academic researcher and government policy adviser Dr. Claud Anderson said blacks must build a legacy based on property, tangible assets and education for future generations during the keynote address at the third annual Pastor’s United Dinner Gala & Awards Banquet April 23, 2016 at Cardinal Stritch University.
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