Somalis and Indians try to collaborate in Minnesapolis

Beset with concerns over tension between Somalis and American Indians in the Franklin Avenue neighborhood of Minneapolis, some residents have formed a friendship committee to get people together. Follow the link for an MPR News report on the effort.

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Somalis and Indians try to collaborate in Minnesapolis

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