51.   Black leaders say the situation has improved, but more must be done.

52.   Black leaders should own up to the horrendous collapse of black families and the repercussions when people are unable or unwilling to nurture and raise their young coherently.

53.   Black leaders, meanwhile, say the city will not begin to heal until Asher is held accountable.

54.   Black union leaders avidly supported McGovern, and the coalition became their vehicle for backing him.

55.   Black leaders expressed astonishment and outrage, asserting that the event would resurrect ghosts of a shameful era.

56.   Black leaders fault an unusual civil service system that requires the chief to be selected from among other high-ranking officers who pass a test.

57.   Black leaders gathered near the Capitol Wednesday to say nothing short of removing the flag would satisfy them.

58.   Black leaders have also been inconsistent.

59.   Black leaders have complained that Bond promised to support White during his re-election campaign last year.