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"I have a friend, a new friend, from South Africa. And this friend recently told me about a unique bird found in her country. And what is remarkable about this bird is not that it nests, for all birds nest, but that this particular bird nests in a community all unrelated to each other and all of different colors. This community of different colors and different birds has one common goal: to care for each other. We are a world of people, not ethnic groups, not races, and not different descriptions of people on paper. We are human beings. And if there is one thing that human beings have in common, it is the desperate need to be free." - Ron Dellums, The Color of Friendship

Former Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums Dies At 82 : NPR

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Former U.S. Representative and Oakland mayor Ron Dellums has died. He was known for helping found the Congressional Black Caucus and speaking out against apartheid in South Africa.

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One of the founders of the Congressional Black Caucus has died. Ron Dellums was 82. He represented Oakland, Calif., in the U.S. House until 1998. And he was an outspoken opponent…

Ron Dellums, U.S. lawmaker who led push for sanctions against South Africa, dead at 82

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(Reuters) – Former California congressman Ron Dellums, who first won election to Capitol Hill as an anti-Vietnam War candidate and later led a 15-year effort to enact U.S. sanctions against South Africa’s apartheid government, died on Monday at age 82. FILE PHOTO: Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums listens during a news conference in Oakland, California May 11, 2010. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith

Ron Dellums, former California congressman, Oakland mayor, dead at 82

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(Reuters) – Former California congressman Ron Dellums, who first won election to Capitol Hill as an anti-Vietnam War candidate and later led a 15-year effort to enact U.S. sanctions against South Africa’s apartheid government, has died at age 82. FILE PHOTO: Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums listens during a news conference in Oakland, California May 11, 2010. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith

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Ron Dellums, Forceful Liberal in Congress for 27 Years, Dies at 82

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Ron Dellums, the son of a longshoreman who became one of America’s best-known black congressmen, a California Democrat with a left-wing agenda that put civil rights and programs for people ahead of weapons systems and warfare, died early Monday at his home in Washington. He was 82.

His death was confirmed by Dan Lindheim, who was an aide to Mr. Dellums on Capitol Hill and was city…

Erik Todd Dellums, voice actor of Fallout 3's Galaxy News Radio DJ Three Dog, sent out a pair of tweets yesterday suggesting that he may be reprising his role in the future. 

Furthermore Dellums has stated that Bethesda has given him the greenlight to make the tease of twitter, suggesting that Bethesda may not stay hush hush about Fallout related news for much longer. Although one may naturally assume that these rumors are referring to Fallout 4 brewing, the tease may refer to any sort of Fallout related media. Dellums did retweet a fan that suggested a Fallout movie to be a possibility after all. 

Back in August there were rumors that the next Fallout would take place in Boston. However, please note that this rumor was sourced to an anonymous Reddit poster, so it's up to you to decide how credible it is. 

"The rumors are true, Fallout 4 will take place in Boston. In case you haven't heard, Bethesda has recently been scoping out and researching Boston. They also have a strong connection to MIT. I may or may not be an MIT employee. But that's really all I can say for fear of losing my job. I am telling you it will take place in Boston."