Deletion of Conrad Tillard

Comment: a profile in the NYTimes (regional edition) http://www.nytimes.com/2003/06/16/nyregion/keeping-the-faith-differently-a-harlem-firebrand-quietly-returns-to-christianity.html  ''Keeping the Faith, Differently; A Harlem Firebrand Quietly Returns to Christianity''.  the first NYTimes story mention him was in 1988  http://www.nytimes.com/1988/04/15/us/pennsylvania-students-exercise-restraint-on-farrakhan-visit.html ''(University of Pennsylvania) Pennsylvania Students Exercise Restraint on Farrakhan Visit''  this : " ''It's not about convincing,'' however, said Conrad Tillard, a black student and member of the Nation of Islam who helped organize the Farrakhan appearance. The restraint shown by whites, he said, ''represents a respect for our feelings and our wishes. As long as we can agree to disagree, that's the key. And that's what happened here.''.  Mr. Tillard and his group had considered the white response to the Farrakhan visit an ''acid test.'' On the basis of the response so far, he said, new progress on race relations is now possible.  Threee other stores in NYTiems archives.  2011 Profile in the Amsterdam News http://amsterdamnews.com/news/2011/apr/12/conrad-tillard-from-hip-hop-minister-to-community/  ''Conrad Tillard - From hip hop minister to community reverend''.   in books.  Clearly a notable man
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Comment: Depth of coverage in published books (also under the name Conrad Muhammed) is enough to demonstrate a pass of 
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