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This interview is with Dr. Albert Chester. He is a Jacksonville native, a pharmacist and candidate for US Congress District 5. We cover topics including healthcare reform, the black lives matters movement, and accountability in office.

<p>This interview is with Dr. Albert Chester. He is a Jacksonville native, a pharmacist and candidate for US Congress District 5. We cover topics including healthcare reform, the black lives matters movement, and accountability in office.</p>

Dr. Albert Chester - US Congressional District 5

Albert Chester, Sr. is an HBCU football legend and a Florida A&amp;M University Hall of Famer. He played quarterback at FAMU from 1975-1978. During that time, he was a three time MVP and accounted for more than 3,600 offensive yards and 43 touchdowns. As a junior in 1977, he led the Rattlers to the nation’s only unbeaten record in any division, as the team finished 11-0-0. In 1978, the Rattlers won the first ever 1-AA national championship title by beating the University of Massachusetts.For the past two seasons, Chester has been heard as the color commentator on FAMU football broadcasts, which along with his experience and love for the game, makes him the perfect person to get insights on the outlook of HBCU sports.

Albert Chester, Sr. is an HBCU football legend and a Florida A&amp;M University Hall of Famer. He played quarterback at FAMU from 1975-1978. During that time, he was a three time MVP and accounted for more than 3,600 offensive yards and 43 touchdowns. As a junior in 1977, he led the Rattlers to the nation’s only unbeaten record in any division, as the team finished 11-0-0. In 1978, the Rattlers won the first ever 1-AA national championship title by beating the University of Massachusetts.<br>For the past two seasons, Chester has been heard as the color commentator on FAMU football broadcasts, which along with his experience and love for the game, makes him the perfect person to get insights on the outlook of HBCU sports.

Real Talk #12 HBCU Football Today: The pride and the glory with Albert Chester, Sr.