Some in Dallas are saying thanks to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg after he volunteered on Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Dallas nonprofit organizations and Oak Cliff residents.Taylor Toynes, a community activist with the education nonprofit Commit Partnership, helped organize Monday's day of service and invited Zuckerberg. "Today one of the richest men in the world walked one of the most poverty-stricken neighborhoods in the city of Dallas," Toynes wrote on Facebook. "You came to a neighborhood in Dallas that millionaires would not drive through, let alone get out of their car." Continue reading...
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