08/27/13
KINGSTON, N.Y. -- Ismail Shabazz readily admits there was a time in his life when crime was the way.
But today the 58-year-old grandfather who describes himself as a black nationalist says he had long ago found his way pointed down a righteous path by God.
“God saved me from myself, from my criminal mentality,” Shabazz said recently.
On Sept. 10, Shabazz along with Nina Dawson and Nicky Woerner, will compete in a primary for the Democratic nomination for Ward 4 alderman. The winner will have the party’s line on the Nov. 5 election ballot.
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KINGSTON, N.Y. -- Ismail Shabazz readily admits there was a time in his life when crime was the way.
But today the 58-year-old grandfather who describes himself as a black nationalist says he had long ago found his way pointed down a righteous path by God.
“God saved me from myself, from my criminal mentality,” Shabazz said recently.
On Sept. 10, Shabazz along with Nina Dawson and Nicky Woerner, will compete in a primary for the Democratic nomination for Ward 4 alderman. The winner will have the party’s line on the Nov. 5 election ballot.
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