Our Lives: Ongoing efforts to save historic churches
Brent Leggs is the senior vice president at the National Trust for Historic Preservation and executive director of African American Cultural Heritage Action. He joined News 12’s Gwen Edwards to discuss efforts to save historic African American churches currently in disrepair.
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314ds agoBrent Leggs is the senior vice president at the National Trust for Historic Preservation and executive director of African American Cultural Heritage Action.
He joined News 12’s Gwen Edwards to discuss efforts to save historic African American churches currently in disrepair.
