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'''Andrew Young''' (born on March 12, 1932) has served as a [[pastor]], U.S. [[congressman]], [[ambassador]] to the [[UN]], and [[mayor]] of [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]]. Young was a trusted aide to [[Martin Luther King|Martin Luther King, Jr.]] and he was with King when the civil rights leader was assassinated. He supported the 1976 presidential campaign of [[Jimmy Carter]], and in 1977 Carter named Young ambassador to the United Nations. Young is currently a [[professor]] at [[Georgia State University|Georgia State University's]] Andrew Young School of Policy Studies. <ref>[http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-1395&sug=y Biography], The New Georgia Encyclopedia</ref>
 
'''Andrew Young''' (born on March 12, 1932) has served as a [[pastor]], U.S. [[congressman]], [[ambassador]] to the [[UN]], and [[mayor]] of [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]]. Young was a trusted aide to [[Martin Luther King|Martin Luther King, Jr.]] and he was with King when the civil rights leader was assassinated. He supported the 1976 presidential campaign of [[Jimmy Carter]], and in 1977 Carter named Young ambassador to the United Nations. Young is currently a [[professor]] at [[Georgia State University|Georgia State University's]] Andrew Young School of Policy Studies. <ref>[http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-1395&sug=y Biography], The New Georgia Encyclopedia</ref>
  
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Revision as of 07:18, January 2, 2010

Andrew Young (born on March 12, 1932) has served as a pastor, U.S. congressman, ambassador to the UN, and mayor of Atlanta, Georgia. Young was a trusted aide to Martin Luther King, Jr. and he was with King when the civil rights leader was assassinated. He supported the 1976 presidential campaign of Jimmy Carter, and in 1977 Carter named Young ambassador to the United Nations. Young is currently a professor at Georgia State University's Andrew Young School of Policy Studies. [1]


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  1. ↑ Biography, The New Georgia Encyclopedia