Hillary Clinton campaign event set for Oct. 30 at Clark Atlanta

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will host a public campaign event at Clark Atlanta University on Oct. 30.

The “African Americans for Hillary” event, announced Thursday, is described as a grassroots organizing meeting at the historically black college.

Clinton was scheduled to visit Atlanta in September, but canceled the visit due to an unspecified scheduling conflict.

At Clark Atlanta, Clinton will lay out how she’s fighting to address issues important to the African American community, according to a campaign advisory.

The event is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. in Clark Atlanta’s gymnasium.

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