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By John Ward
Maryland U.S. Senate candidate Kweisi Mfume yesterday led a protest against a Bethesda security company that is in the middle of a labor dispute with employees.
Mr. Mfume, the former president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and a former congressman, led about 20 people into the offices of Admiral Security at 4401 East West Highway.
They were asked to leave by an Admiral Security manager.
Inga Skippings
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