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An article in the Yale Alumni magazine told the story of Clyde Murphy, a black man who was a member of the class of 1970.

Clyde was a success story.

After Yale and a law degree from Columbia, Clyde spent the next 30 years as one of America's top civil rights lawyers.

He was also a great husband and father. But despite his success, personally and professionally,

Clyde's story had a sad end. In 2010, at the age of 62,

Clyde died from a blood clot in his lung.

Clyde's experience was not unique.

Many of his black classmates from Yale also died young. In fact,

the magazine article indicated that 41 years after graduation from Yale, the black members of

the class of 1970 had a death rate that was three times higher than that

of the average class member. It's stunning. America has recently awakened to a steady drumbeat

of unarmed black men being shot by the police.

What is even a bigger story is that every seven minutes, a black person dies prematurely in the

United States. That is, over 200 black people die every single day who would

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